Alain Mikli

Mikli par Mikli was a brand designation used from the 1990s onward, circulating as a label for a range of more classic/casual models distinct from Alain Mikli’s core collection. Frames bearing the “Mikli par Mikli” designation can be found in the vintage market and distribution, and the line was positioned to suit everyday dress by simplifying design elements of the parent brand.

Miklivision was a technology-oriented spin-off project/line pursued by Alain Mikli around 1998, developed as an attempt to integrate imaging functions, such as micro video cameras, into frames. Prototypes and limited product releases were undertaken for applications such as stage filming, broadcasting, and practical use, and it was presented as a technology-experimental spin-off line.

Mikli Studio is a sub-label launched by Alain Mikli in 2005. It aims to support young designers in bringing their own collections to market by providing access to the company’s technology, patents, production capabilities, and distribution know-how. Its first release was a collection by Alyson Magee, featuring products that gave concrete form to the designer’s distinctive expression, including eyewear made with French cellulose acetate and detachable replacement temples. It is positioned to complement new design perspectives while drawing on the parent brand’s manufacturing capabilities.