- By Editorial Team
KOMONO has partnered with the young British designer Maximilian Raynor to translate his visual language into fashionable frames. Introduced on the catwalk during London Fashion Week as part of Maximilian Raynor’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, “I’ll Cry If I Want To”, the collaboration now takes shape as a dedicated eyewear capsule. “With this collaboration, we wanted to translate a strong narrative into wearable design,” says Maximilian Raynor. Blending personal memory with theatrical storytelling, the collection evokes a cinematic world where past and present collide, from ghostly birthday scenes and Royal Air Force pilots to 1920s silhouettes and handcrafted garments passed down through generations.

This distinctive vision was translated into a capsule collection of two styles models Rope and Core, each available in three colourways of Cognac, Maple and Black. Subtle yet expressive details such as metal accents and punk-inspired hardware reference Raynor’s signature design language, resulting in frames that merge emotional storytelling with functional, everyday eyewear.



