Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) proudly presents the Summer 2026 Circa Collection, revisiting the icons and iconic eyewear styles that have shaped our visual language over the last decade. Photographed by Horst Diekgerdes and featuring a diverse cast, the campaign highlights a collection shaped by distinct craft traditions and cultural cadences, from the expressive elegance of midcentury classics and the bold geometry of the 1970s to the nuanced minimalism and femininity of Y2K.

Introducing a new expression of three celebrated JMM silhouettes—DEALAN, ZEPHIRIN, and TORINO—reengineered in lightweight 100% beta titanium with a sculptural, streamlined clarity that adds another layer to their legacy. Representing a breakthrough in eyewear craftsmanship more than three years in the making, the TI Series transforms these Icons through unprecedented TI-Grade 6 engineering. For the first time in the eyewear industry, a frame front has been crafted from a 6mm-thick sheet of titanium, produced using a one-of-a-kind 700-ton press before being precision-milled using a 5-axis machine, hand-polished, and finished with two-tone metal plating. Paired with cured cellulose acetate temples, each collectible embodies a remarkable union of technical innovation and artisanal refinement.

Introducing iconic styles reimagined through a masterful interplay of acetate and titanium. Sculptural 12mm frame fronts pair with beautifully engraved beta titanium temples in designs that balance shape and weight with finesse. Each style—DEALAN, ZEPHIRIN, and MOLINO—retains the soul of the original silhouette while gaining new dimensionality, rendered with the precision and poise of modern craftsmanship. 

Spanning the mechanical innovation of European design and the expressive force of American abstraction, these are midcentury-inspired spectacles that reflect a moment when aesthetics moved between disciplines, seeking beauty through form. With one foot in the atelier and the other on the open road, these styles revel in our commitment to style infused with movement and meaning.

The 1970s marked the dawn of a modern era in motorsport—when raw speed met refined machinery, and the gritty glamour of the track inspired the worlds of fashion, film, and design. Influenced by the sculptural forms of muscle cars and the innovations of analog engineering, these spectacles evoke the bold contours and technical finesse of that high-octane decade.

These spectacles trace the defining silhouettes of the late ’90s and early 2000s, from the elemental clarity of titanium craftsmanship to the understated allure of runway minimalism. What emerges is a curated canvas of contrasts shaped by intuition and attitude.