Oliver Peoples - Inspired by Hollywood

Inspired by Hollywood

Founded in 1987, with its first boutique on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, Oliver Peoples has built a legacy of timeless eyewear. Rooted in vintage American design, the brand is shaped by the distinctive culture and surroundings of Los Angeles.

With a focus on exclusive materials, advanced lens technology, and subtle, logo-free details, Oliver Peoples embodies a discreet form of luxury and craftsmanship designed to endure.

Over the years, the brand has cultivated a loyal following among style-conscious individuals who appreciate Oliver Peoples’ understated confidence, meticulous design language, and sophisticated aesthetic. Oliver Peoples eyewear can be seen on both celebrities and the silver screen alike. Through the years, Oliver Peoples frames have been worn by icons such as Harrison Ford, Angelina Jolie, Bruce Willis, and Robert Downey Jr. On screen, they have notably appeared on Brad Pitt in Fight Club and Christian Bale in American Psycho.

Californian Heritage Meets Japanese Craftsmanship

Behind the relaxed exterior lies an uncompromising commitment to craftsmanship and quality. Oliver Peoples combines its Californian heritage with Japanese and Italian craftsmanship, where precision and material selection remain central.

Titanium and acetate frames are created through deeply rooted eyewear expertise and exceptional attention to detail. This is evident in everything from fit to finish, the kind of qualities that may not be immediately visible from afar but are instantly felt when worn, as well as in the subtle details.
The result is a quiet luxury that feels all the more convincing.

Icons from Oliver Peoples

Cary Grant

Oliver Peoples Cary Grant sunglasses draw inspiration from the style that made Cary Grant an enduring symbol of classic elegance. Based on the sunglasses he wore in Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest from 1959, the model captures the essence of timeless Hollywood sophistication. With its softly rounded shape and bold acetate construction, the frame conveys a refined aesthetic that evokes one of cinema’s most iconic style figures.

Gregory Peck

Inspired by one of the film world’s most respected actors, Oliver Peoples Gregory Peck sunglasses pay tribute to the legendary Gregory Peck, best remembered as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird from 1962. In collaboration with the Peck Estate, Oliver Peoples has reinterpreted the distinctive eyewear worn in the film, creating an elegant sunglass model where classic design meets modern refinement.

O'Malley

Oliver Peoples O’Malley is one of the brand’s most iconic models, drawing inspiration from the classic eyewear worn by Peter O’Malley, former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Since its launch in 1988, the model has established itself as a defining part of Oliver Peoples’ design legacy. With its vintage-inspired shape, crafted in acetate and defined by exceptional craftsmanship, the O’Malley combines timeless elegance with a distinctive character that has made it one of the most recognizable frames in the eyewear world.

Paul Newman

The Oliver Peoples Paul Newman collection is a tribute to a man whose style remained as unmistakable as his legacy. With refined design, exclusive colour combinations, and frames that reflect Newman’s timeless expression, the collection connects to his signature look, from film sets to the racetrack and relaxed days beyond the spotlight. The model is distinguished by its signature teardrop-shaped lens design, crafted with Barberini® lenses, subtle details, and Italian craftsmanship.