An icon of a generation, Mac Miller was more than a visionary musician. His look — laid-back, singular and resolutely personal — was a defining part of his public image. Among his go-to accessories: an LPLR frame that became iconic.
Love at first sight, a cult frame.
It was at Colette — the legendary Parisian concept store and temple of fashion and avant-garde creativity — that Mac Miller first discovered the WOELY model by LPLR. A genuine obsession for the rapper, who wore this frame constantly throughout his career.
With its green mirror lenses and architecturally graphic design, the WOELY quickly became a cornerstone of his style. Never frontal. Never calculated. Always right.
”He wore his glasses the way you wear a conviction — without thinking about it, and forever.
WOELY: a graphic line unlike any other.
Inspired by the great designer Raymond Loewy — whose name the frame borrows as an anagram — WOELY is a metal frame with a singular silhouette, instantly recognisable by its double front bar and avant-garde spirit.
Simultaneously minimalist and futuristic, this model strikes the perfect balance between radical aesthetics and everyday wearability. What LPLR seeks in every collection: an object bold enough to be noticed, refined enough to never overshadow the person wearing it.
A vibrant tribute, reissued.
Today reissued by LPLR in a new range of colourways, the WOELY returns with a knowing nod: a version fitted with green mirror lenses, faithful to the one worn by Mac Miller. The brand’s way of paying sincere homage to the artist who, through his charisma and loyalty to this frame, turned it into a true style icon.
Worn with pride by Mac Miller, the WOELY continues to carry its aura across the years. By reissuing this mythical frame, LPLR signs a heartfelt tribute to the artist — and offers everyone the chance to own a piece of style steeped in meaning and history.
The cult frame
WOELY
Inspired by Raymond Loewy, defined by its double front bar. Minimalist and futuristic — the frame you choose once and never take off.
Wear what you stand for.
Glasses that say something. Designed in France, built to last.
