CHILDREN
KARAVAN KIDS (stand 7F261)
Zigzag — DESIGN EYEWEAR GROUP
Through exclusive HD geometric patterns, ZIGZAG creates a visual language that is both playful and intriguing, designed to catch the eye and spark imagination. Each shape is carefully developed to support the field of vision of very young children, following them as they look, learn, and make sense of the world around them.
SPORT
JULBO (stand 6S125)
Panora
Designed for the most demanding cyclists, PANORA combines performance, protection, and speed in a wraparound design that hugs the face. The R&D team has pushed the boundaries by introducing an ultra-wide, spherical single-lens design that offers the widest field of view in the Julbo line. Lightweight, stable, and perfectly ventilated, PANORA lets you stay focused on the road and enjoy precise vision.
VISION
MEGA OPTIC (stand 6M058)
Evosight VR
EvosightVR is a progressive lens customized based on dynamic measurements taken in virtual reality using eye-tracking technology. Data from optometric binocular vision tests — near vision phoria, near point of convergence, average fixation time during reading activity and stereoscopic vision — generate a unique code, enabling the creation of a design tailored to the wearer’s visual behavior. Launched on March 1, 2026, following three years of R&D, it offers immediate comfort.
LOW VISION
ESCHENBACH OPTIK (stand 6K042)
Optaro® XL
optaro® XL turns the iPad into an electronic visual aid and a mobile screen reader, ideal for a range of visual tasks at home and at work. optaro® XL offers people with low vision a smart solution for reading, writing and doing craft work with ease. Specially designed for reading long texts, optaro® XL makes use of the iPad’s large screen and adds numerous functions and features to the tablet.
MATERIAL / EQUIPMENT
NIDEK (stand 6R205)
PHANTOM™
PHANTOM™ is the first open-field binocular refraction system that combines objective refraction, subjective refraction, and visual acuity testing on a single platform. Without placing lenses in front of the patient’s eyes, it recreates natural viewing conditions through a patented optical and algorithmic architecture protected by 13 patents. Clinical studies have demonstrated accuracy comparable to conventional methods while reducing examination time by more than 60%.
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN EYEWEAR
LACLARÉE (stand 6S041)
Lunettes autofocus Laclarée
Laclarée develops adaptive eyeglasses for presbyopia correction. Everybody is concerned by presbyopia from 45 and 1 person out of 5 is not satisfied with current corrective solutions, even with the most advanced ones. Laclarée proposes autofocusing eyeglasses to retrieve natural and comfortable vision: no more adapting to your eyeglasses, your eyeglasses adapt to you.
SMART EYEWEAR
GETD & MARIENFELD (stand 6S051)
The Luxury AI glasses
Our luxury AI glasses combine colored full carbon fiber with AI interaction, health monitoring, premium audio, environmental noise cancellation for calls, and Apple Find My integration in a lightweight everyday design. Smart functions are integrated into the temples while preserving the aesthetics, comfort, and identity of the front frame. Handmade in Switzerland and Hong Kong.
OPTICAL FRAME « LABELS »
LANCEL (stand 6P091)
EMELINE – LA90118 C03 — GROSFILLEY
With its oversized square silhouette, Emeline reveals the full elegance of brown tortoiseshell acetate, enhanced by LANCEL’s signature lamination. Inspired by the envelope bag, its temple features a sculpted relief created through precision milling, combining olive green and cream tones that evoke the refined world of leather goods. The LANCEL logo, engraved into the acetate, and the double-L metal detail on the temple tips elegantly sign this exceptional creation.
SUNGLASSES « LABELS »
VICTORIA BECKHAM (stand 6L069)
VB 7015/S — SAFILO
Introducing Victoria Beckham sunglasses with a glamorous aesthetic and an unmistakably sophisticated feel. The single-lens mask with half-rim metal front makes them instantly recognizable. Distinct, oversize temples are adorned with a V-Cut detail, the Victoria Beckham lettering logo and the VB monogram on the end tips. This style is featured in the 2026 advertising campaign.
SUNGLASSES « EYEWEAR DESIGNER »
CAROLINE ABRAM (stand 7G117)
Sakura
With Sakura, light becomes an electric, singular presence. It catches an angle, slides across an edge, cuts through color, revealing the face without ever freezing it. Its mask-like shape boldly casts a ray of colour across the face, like a stroke of highlighter accentuating its audacity.
OPTICAL FRAME « EYEWEAR DESIGNER »
MAISON LUNE (stand 7C238)
La Galet
Galet is an acetate frame with generous volumes and softened lines. Handmade in Montpellier in small series, it explores an organic silhouette where the material seems to have been slowly shaped by time.
SUNGLASSES « CRAFTSMANSHIP & KNOW-HOW »
BRETT (stand 7G247)
Ferdinand Sun C06
Following the SPEC.01, the SPEC.02 capsule collection extends its technical architecture through three new frames, including FERDINAND. Machined from Japanese titanium, it stands out with a highly precise monobloc front and a screwed top bar, signature elements of its mechanical construction. Each component combines lightness, rigidity and assembly precision. With its bold lines, SPEC.02 expresses a design approach where technical expertise becomes an aesthetic statement.
OPTICAL FRAME « CRAFTSMANSHIP & KNOW-HOW »
rolf. Eyewear (stand 7E163)
Superbird
SUPERBIRD combines a thin layer of natural slate with craftsmanship developed entirely in-house. The stone is carefully bent around the curves of the frame, a world first introduced by Rolf in 2011. Two patented technologies, the glazing system and the screwless FlexLock hinge, complete a lightweight, durable and truly one-of-a-kind eyewear design.
JURY PRIZE
PALOCERAS (stand 7H030)
Pebble RX
Pebble Dulce Drift is a sculptural sunglass made from solid 8 mm Mazzucchelli cellulose acetate. Machined, then heat-formed under pressure over dedicated moulds, it develops deep, continuous volumes. A full sandblasted finish diffuses light, softens reflections and gives the frame an almost mineral presence. Despite its volume, its proportions, balance and fit have been precisely refined for the face.
Other initiatives and awards presented at the event
Responsible Company Prize
ANDY WOLF (stand 7G164)
ANDY WOLF has put its product carbon footprints to work: 85% of its acetate frames are now made from Acetate Renew, and aluminum has been phased out of case materials in favor of cardboard and recycled materials. Between 2021 and 2024, the projected product footprint is set to decrease by 53% for acetate and 38% for metal products. The company also stands out for its 100% European supply chain, free of air freight, and for services that extend the life of eyewear, including repairs, secondhand sales, and a 7-year warranty on the AWearness collection. On the social front, 6% of its workforce consists of people with disabilities, and four local employment integration organizations are involved in production.
International Opticians Association (IOA) Prize
JESSICA GOWING (UK)
She has dedicated her career to improving children’s lives through her specialized expertise in pediatric eyewear fitting. As the lead optometrist at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital in London, she combines exceptional technical expertise with a deep understanding of the specific needs of growing children and their families. She specializes in fitting eyeglasses for children with craniofacial abnormalities and other complex facial variations, frequently utilizing innovative technologies such as 3D printing to design custom frames when conventional eyeglasses cannot provide a satisfactory fit. In addition to her clinical work, she is a passionate educator, regularly leading workshops and educational sessions for eye care professionals.
Optical Design Contest
DREAMSCAPE
Sophia Denison from Savannah College of Art and Design (USA)
An experimental collection designed to counter the “attention crisis” (average attention span has fallen from 150 to 47 seconds since 2004) by recreating sensations of mind-wandering through visual distortion.
SILMO Academy Grant
ALIÉNOR VIENNE-JUMEAU MD, PhD
Hôpital National des Quinze-Vingts
Since 2016, SILMO Academy has chosen to support a research project in the field of optics and vision science. Every year, it offers a €10,000 grant to an individual researcher or research team that submits an application and is selected by the scientific committee.
