Clara Berry launches her first 3D printed eyewear collection with Visages

French model and creative personality Clara Berry has unveiled her first eyewear collection in partnership with Visages, a platform specializing in additive manufacturing. The line marks a debut that merges contemporary aesthetics, responsible production methods, and functional innovation.

Inspired by vintage sportswear

Named Sasha, after Berry’s son, the collection draws inspiration from 1980s sportswear and speed culture. The frames feature an oval, aerodynamic silhouette in bold, graphic color combinations. A key functional detail distinguishes the design: a removable bar integrated into the temple, balancing practicality with refined styling.

Each pair is designed and produced in Europe using a zero-waste 3D printing process, emphasizing lightweight, durable materials. The launch will roll out in limited color editions, starting with four variations: solid brown, black and gray, green and translucent, and gray and violet. The eyewear will be available exclusively online at visages.com.

Visages, a new eyewear production platform

Visages has emerged as a reference point for 3D printed eyewear, collaborating with designers and emerging labels to develop custom collections. The company has created proprietary fabrication methods that aim to reduce environmental impact while improving material transparency and traceability.

Recently, Coperni previewed its first 3D-printed eyewear collection at Paris Fashion Week 2025, during its show at the Centre Pompidou—signaling broader industry adoption of this technology.

In a letter accompanying the launch, Clara Berry described the project as a personal continuation of her creative journey: “These glasses are more than a fashion accessory; they embody a personal story and a vision of everyday usefulness.”

She added: “I’ve always been fascinated by objects that serve multiple purposes — that blend elegance and practicality. The Sasha design grew from that idea and bears the name of my son, my greatest creation.”