From oversized designer frames to cool timeless cateye shapes, here are four fashionable sunglasses you can try on for size.
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Sunny summer days call for new shades.
With his retro shape taking the style spotlight this season, now is the perfect time to update your eyewear with something new. From oversized designer frames to cool, timeless cat-eye shapes, here are four fashionable sunglasses you can try on for size.
Designer Choice
Big, bold sunglasses are making a comeback, and we love these Chanel square sunglasses, with gorgeous designers following the trend.Oversized frames feature side detailing for a distinctive look. A striking interlocking Double C adds an eyewear upgrade to any ensemble.
PRICE ON REQUEST | CHANEL BOUTIQUE,chanel.com
Cool cat
Classic cat eye sunglasses from Canadian retailer Ardene at affordable prices. Offers great style. A timeless silhouette and an all-black frame are two things that ensure these stylish shades will stay in style for years to come.
$9.90 | Ardene,ardene.com
All-Around Appeal
Brand Warby Parker's squarish Terrence Sunglasses in Black Oak Tortoise are unisex styles that fit more faces. Available in regular or wide widths to fit your 2020. Additionally, the sunglasses styles fit prescription lenses and serve as your own summer shades.
$275 | ca.warbyparker.com
FIRST LOOK
Canadian jewelry designer Jenny Bird enters the sunglasses game with a new style. The new release, named JB Sun, includes three of his sunglasses silhouettes available in some cool colors. We're partial to the aptly named y2k style, a rectangular frame design inspired by the slim hues of the late 1990s. Made from biodegradable acetate, with metal detailing on the temple tips, we love this dreamy shade of blue.
$200 to $230 | Jenny-bird.ca
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