Best Sunglasses for Summer 2016
With summer now officially in full swing (!), it’s time to invest in a good pair of sharp, sun-protecting sunnies. Here are 10 stylish specs to guard against the glare.
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Quay Kosha
A slight cat eye gives these clear sunnies some high-fashion edge. Added bonus: the reflective lenses double as a mirror for pre-selfie touchups.
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Spitfire Poolside Circle Shades
Channel 70’s boho babe with these affordable, tinted rose gold lenses. To perfect your festival season look, pair them with a white-brimmed hat and tasseled caftan.
Sunday Somewhere Kiteys
Everyone from Kate Hudson to Beyoncé has been spotted wearing sunnies from cool kid brand du jour, Sunday Somewhere. These tortoiseshell sunnies are unisex and somehow flatter every face.
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Kerry Boxy Square Sunglasses
Do your best Holly Golightly impression with these oversized, affordable frames from Urban Outfitters.
Illesteva Milan
Italian brand Illesteva launched in 2009 but it already has an insane celeb following from the likes of Lena Dunham and Katy Perry. We love the aviator-style metal wiring and the round, festival-ready lenses on this acetate pair.
ASOS Hexagon Detail Round Fine Metal
Hexagonal trim detailing gives these round-lens shades some extra attitude.
J. Crew Ryan
These blush-colored J.Crew shades work with everything—a summer dress, a one-piece bathing suit, a breezy cover up.
Miu Miu 13NS
Yes, these are a splurge. But think about it this way: it’s a relatively low price to pay to look as though you’ve just stepped out of a Fellini flick.
Etnia Barcelona Yokohama
These investment-worthy shades have luxe details like mirrored lenses and real platinum finish. Versatile enough to go with every outfit, the've been spotted on January Jones, Naomi Watts and Gigi Hadid.
Ray Ban
Ray Ban is perhaps best known for this classic wayfarer model, but their aviators are just as flattering and style-setting.
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