According to intel from Fortune Business Insights, the global kids apparel market is expected to grow from $225.88 billion in 2025 to $366.72 billion by 2032—revealing a predicted compound annual growth rate of 7.17%. Also growing? Your young patients—and they want a say in their style. To assist with the specs style front ahead of back-to-school season, EB presents a dozen frames that blend fashion and function to appeal to both kids and their parents.

Photography by David Kressler

Styled + Directed by Kerri Ann DeCindis

Art Direction by William Pfaff

HAVING A BALL

From top: The Dolce & Gabbana DX6007U from EssilorLuxottica presents a memorably mod shape in pastel pink with golden DG hardware on the temples. Lulu by Lulu Guinness model LK054 from Tura provides the flower power in a joyful multicolored handmade acetate.

PLAYTIME

From top: Lenton & Rusby style LRK1004 from Altair Eyewear shines with a colorful star print. The Nano Sol Victoria from WestGroupe is a sporty shield prepped for play. Dolce & Gabbana DX5005U from EssilorLuxottica is a fresh take on the signature butterfly shape.

FOR THE WIN

From top: Nike style 5060 from Marchon Eyewear pairs a sleek front with black-and-neon temples housing the eye-catching Nike Swoosh logo. Ray-Ban Kids model RB9069S from EssilorLuxottica, part of the brand’s Marvel collaboration, features a spider web pattern on the inner temple. The Superflex Kids SFK311 from WestGroupe goes for the goal with soccer ball designs on the inner temple tips. The Dilli Dalli Pee Wee from ClearVision Optical is part of the brand’s Variable Fit subcollection to allow for interchangeable temple options.

CLASSIC COOL

From top: Flexon Junior model J4024 from Marchon Eyewear features a signature shape paired with camo-print temples. Lenton & Rusby style LRK2004 from Altair Eyewear stands out with a bold, sky-blue hue. The Ted Baker Kids TKB005 appeals to kids in search of on-trend, “mini-me” styling.