Kyle Echarri Is the Newest Face of Sunnies Studios
Just in time for the summer months, the Gen Z heartthrob wears Sunnies' new Clip-On frames.

by Em Enriquez
Published on Apr 20, 2026
There's a new Sunnies boy in town!
Actor, singer, and all-around Gen Z heartthrob Kyle Echarri is the new face of Sunnies Studios and Sunnies Flask. Collaborating with the homegrown multi-concept label makes perfect sense for Kyle, who has always led a life on the go.
“Kyle embodies a balance of off-duty charm and on-screen presence,” Sunnies says of the actor’s appointment. “It’s an energy reflected not only in how he shows up, but in what he wears.”
In a campaign mirroring ’70s style, Kyle models the brand’s upcoming offerings, namely the Clip-Ons collection and the Men’s Edit. Power suits and casual get-ups are accentuated by oversized frames and tinted lenses, speaking to vintage-inspired codes present in contemporary menswear.
Some of the exact pieces Kyle wears include the Bernie in Whiskey, the James in Ink, and the Chase with clip-on lenses in Charcoal. Aside from the glasses, he also poses with variations of the Sunnies Flask, a long-time crowd favorite from the brand.
Kyle proves to be the ideal muse for such a rollout, as his personality aligns with Sunnies’ intention to reintroduce retro styles into present-day wardrobes. “His rise reflects a generation that values authenticity in everything—from the content they create to the style choices they make,” the brand states.

The Clip-Ons collection is the latest innovation from Sunnies Studios. Arriving just in time for the summer months, these frames come with polarized magnetic clip-on lenses that can transform transparent frames into sunglasses. Priced at P2,995, each purchase comes with the frame, a free eye exam, prescription lenses, and one clip-on lens of your liking. Separate lenses of varying tints can be bought for P795 each.
Shop the collection on sunniestudios.com, as well as at Sunnies stores nationwide.

Em is queer and probably daydreaming somewhere. They're Preview's associate entertainment editor who's often spotted in cowboy boots and lemon-tinted sunnies.