This Year’s Best Sunglasses
Aviator
Aviators have transcended their military origins to become a timeless classic. There’s a reason for this: their lightweight frames and teardrop lenses mean they look good on pretty much all face shapes – and pair well with everything from linen suits and shirts to simple tees.
GV Speed Aviator-Style Metal Sunglasses
Givenchy Eyewear
Metaphor Sunglasses
Le Specs
Aviator Sunglasses
Massimo Dutti
Reynold Aviator-Style Titanium Sunglasses
Jacques Marie Mage
Aviator Mirror Sunglasses
Ray-Ban
NeoDior RU Aviator-Style Gold-Tone Sunglasses
Dior Eyewear
Beaulieu Sunglasses
Monc
PO1004S Sunglasses
Persol
Round
Round glasses are almost universally flattering, but they’re especially good at softening more angular faces. Contemporary preppy styles work best with laid-back separates like oversized sweatshirts, denim shirts and bomber jackets.
D-Frame Sunglasses
COS
Tortoise Acetate Blake Sunglasses
Drake's
Chauen Sunglasses
Meller
Round-Frame Silver-Tone Sunglasses
Celine Homme
The Coolio Icons Sunglasses
Jimmy Fairly
Monty Sunglasses
Ace & Tate
Smendrik Sunglasses
Moscot
Cubitts Herbrand Round-Frame Acetate Sunglasses
Mr P.
Square
Square frames are that bit more fashion forward, meaning they’re good for adding an edge to classic looks. Black can be quite heavy; for a softer look, consider dark brown or tortoiseshell depending on your skin tone. For rounder faces, chunky frames add structure and look cool with blazers, shackets or simple crewneck jumpers.
Hudson Sunglasses
Ace & Tate
Dax D-Frame Tortoishell Acetate Sunglasses
Tom Ford Eyewear
Ampton Bold Sunglasses
Cubitts
Elixir Whiskey Polarised Sunglasses
Le Specs
Kevyn Square-Frame Acetate Sunglasses
Tom Ford Eyewear
Ampton Bold Sunglasses
Cubitts
PO3272S Sunglasses
Persol
Heritage Square Frame Sunglasses
Dunhill
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