A true staple. More modern takes on this shape sway a little less Top Gun, and more 70s inspired with colored lenses and thick chunky frames. Whichever your preference, it’s guaranteed chic.
Kurt Cobain style clout googles made a huge comeback a few years ago, but today’s oval frames are a little narrower, and more paired back. It’s still a very 90s inspired shape that really adds a cool factor to even a t-shirt and jeans.
If you’re concerned about sunglasses that compliment your face shape, here’s the thing about square frames: they really balance out round and diamond shapes. There’s also a range of sizes to play with from oversize to medium. These look amazing with preppy styles–think blazers and turtlenecks.
A personal favorite of mine. This shape really nails the look cool without even trying attitude I think we’d all love to capture. Cat-eye frames also feel a little more trend-driven.
Yes, these are a little controversial, but if you’re brave enough they add heaps of cool to any outfit.
One of today’s most popular styles, and for good reason: rectangular frames are pretty much universally flattering for all face shapes. They feel like a throwback to the 90s supermodel era.
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Typically this shape can feel overdressed, but with a black frame and lens, they’re the epitome of unexpected whimy.
These are the throw it on and go type of sunglasses. I find that even on days that I feel less than put together, after adding these to my outfit I feel levels more sophisticated.