Vincent Boulevard’s Camille Sunglasses Are the Frames of 2026

I first noticed a specific pair of perfect oversize sunglasses on Camelia Farhoodi, then on Grace Brosnan. And the list kept growing from there: Maddie Demaine, Sophia Roe, Paige Reifler, Alexis Badiyi, Andrea Ricci, Stephanie Broek, Charlie Hourston, and more. That’s how I discovered the eyewear brand Vincent Boulevard and its best-selling Camille Sunglasses, which have quickly become a go-to among editors and influencers.

Very much in line with the bug-eye-sunglasses trend of spring and summer 2026, the Camille is a rounded wraparound silhouette designed to suit both larger and smaller face shapes, and it’s available in three colorways: Onyx & Grey, Onyx & Navy, and Tortoise & Cognac. It’s a style that instantly makes even the simplest outfit feel more interesting and put-together.

Stephanie Broek wearing Vincent Boulevard's Camille Sunglasses.

Alexis Badiyi wearing Vincent Boulevard's Camille Sunglasses.

I was curious about how the label started, and founder and Creative Director Cameron Quittner told me, “Vincent Boulevard began from a desire to create a brand that feels as though it belongs to an era rather than simply borrowing inspiration from one. Every element, from the visuals and campaigns to the silhouettes themselves, is rooted in the mood and attitude of the 1990s, a period that has always deeply influenced me creatively.”

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“Before starting the brand, I collected vintage sunglasses and opticals for years and never truly felt convinced by modern eyewear,” she continued. “Vincent Boulevard was born from wanting to re-create the feeling those original pieces gave me—something lived-in, carrying a sense of history and someone else’s story, yet still feeling deeply personal. [They’re] pieces that feel timeless enough to hold on to forever rather than simply wear for a season. Coming from a styling background, vintage was always naturally integrated into both my clients’ wardrobes and my own, so building a brand around that perspective felt instinctive.”

Since then, the brand has celebrated two milestones in the past month: launching at Fwrd after previously being available exclusively through its own website and expanding beyond sunglasses with its first optical frames, the Heidi. Looking ahead, Vincent Boulevard plans to release new sunglasses styles and travel accessories in June alongside Vincent Boulevard Galerie, a drop-based concept offering curated vintage pieces.

Below, shop the cult-favorite frames of 2026.