The Fall Edit: Back To The Office

This fall, the office dress code isn’t just about crisp tailoring or polished leather: it’s about eyewear that speaks volumes without saying a word. As hybrid schedules normalize and "power dressing" evolves into "power accessorizing," eyewear becomes the ultimate expression of personality. From sculptural eyeglasses to light-tinted sunglasses that soften the seasonal shift, these are the frames redefining what "back to work" looks like. 

Elevated Eyeglasses for the Modern Professional

Minimalist office eyewear has given way to architectural frames and bold acetate silhouettes, making a statement in even the simplest outfit.

Thom Browne’s clean, tailored lines mirror the sharpness of his suiting—perfect for those who prefer a restrained aesthetic.

For those drawn to craftsmanship as storytelling, Jacques Marie Mage’s sculpted frames channel vintage academia, elevated for 2025 with bolder temples and rich autumnal hues.

Cutler and Gross injects intellectual edge with its angular designs, a subtle nod to British cool.

KUBORAUM, known for its avant-garde sensibility, offers eyeglasses that feel like wearable art—ideal for creatives wanting individuality without excess.

Light-Tinted Sunglasses for the Commute (and Beyond)

Forget heavy black lenses: lightly tinted sunglasses in sepia, rose, and smoke grey are the accessory of the season, perfect for dawn commutes or stepping out for lunch meetings.

Thom Browne offers ultra-refined aviators with subtle gradient tints—a nod to ‘70s nostalgia through a modern lens.

Peter and May’s soft-toned lenses channel Parisian cool, pairing effortlessly with trench coats and tailored knits.

KALEOS leans playful, reimagining workwear eyewear with rounded silhouettes and soft pastels that keep the mood light.

For the bold: KUBORAUM’s lightly smoked lenses straddle sunglasses and optical, signaling creative confidence in every glance.

In a season defined by subtle power moves, your eyewear is more than functional—it’s a calling card. Whether you're leaning toward Thom Browne’s sharp minimalism, Jacques Marie Mage’s cinematic presence, or KALEOS’ playful tints, the right pair transforms a return-to-office look into an editorial moment. Explore independent eyewear this fall, and let your frames tell the story.