Best Sunglasses Styles That Never Go Out of Fashion

 Sunglasses are a wearable fashion accessory which pumps out the wow-factor in you. They could be worn by any gender, at any age and in any season, because they’re treated as a fashion accessory rather than a functional piece like it used to be previously. Every woman has a pair of glasses in their bag, to complete their look and to give them the right charm.

However, sunglasses are more than a decorative item, and they can actually protect your eyes from UVA and UVB rays, if selected correctly. You must consider a lens or shades that can stop 75 percent to 90 percent of visible light. The lens must be in dark tones with the darkest part on the top. Also the frame should suit your face and must be close to your eyes.

Picking the best pair of sunglasses depends on the shape of your face, your complexion and personality too. There are many timeless and popular shapes available with tons of variety in it but pick those which suit your face cut the most. Searching for a new pair is not that difficult,

but preferably buy them in the shop by wearing them and seeing yourself in a mirror or take a friend along who can advise you better, about the shape and color too. Here are some best dragging designs and shapes for every woman to select from, whether you pick regular rectangular black or oversized women sunglasses we’ve curated the whole list, let’s take a look:

1-Round shape sunglasses:

Round shape glasses are always in demand, right from the day they came on the market. They were very much popular in the 1960's and 1970’s decade, when many pop icons like John Lennon, Jerry Garcia and many others used this shape as their part of style. They are also known as tea shades. This shape balances and suits mostly square faces which have prominent Jaw Lines, square foreheads or sharp features. This type of sunglasses can soften the look of your face smartly. Moreover, opt for thinner and light frames of metal than plastic, to add more beauty to your look.

2-Rectangle shaped sunglasses:

Rectangular frames are one of the most common, earliest and trendiest shapes of eye wear. They made their debut in the mid 1860’s, but became more popular when they had a comeback in the 1990's, many celebrities have made it their part of style like Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenar and Kihanna. These frames give your face a thin, long and sleek look with an angled edged, architectural look. Their frames can be worn casually as well as in business and formal attire too. Their frames look bold as well as add freshness to your look too. Their fashion staple design is in almost every women’s bag or closets.

3-Cat-eye:

Cat-eye sunglasses can suit any face and dress, if carried with the right style and extra boost of confidence. This shape is bold, loud and considered exaggerated when dressing up, usually worn on parties, formal meet ups and complemented with high heels. These frames were designed by Altina Schinasi in the 1930's to add versatility in women's sunglasses and guess what, she picked this shape design from unique masks that she saw while traveling in Venice, Italy. The best face structure that compliments it is that they're chubby from the bottom such as round, rectangular frames help to give some feature and definition to your face.

4-Way farer:

Whenever we take the name of a wayfarer, Ray Ban comes to our mind, who manufactured this shape in the 1950's. The originals had a larger lens, with a slightly larger frame height and much narrower than today’s modern ones. The good thing about them is that they work almost on every face shape but specifically better on oblong, oval and round shapes. They are plastic framed with horizontal bars resting on the top of the nose, with a straight flat front that doesn’t curve. So, this class of square shape can’t be underestimated and is a must buy pair.

5-Aviators:

These aviators deliver timeless and distinctive style to anyone wearing them. They look ultra cool, boosting your confidence and giving you the right amount of attitude too. They were first designed for military pilots, to give their eyes proper cover from heat and light with their shape. They best suit heart, square and oval face shapes but they go with other face cuts too, if carried sensibly. They are mostly dark, with reflective lenses and  steel or titanium metal frames that add a very unique look. These aviators are versatile, add personality and bring attitude to your look. Pair them with white crisp shirt, blue jeans with high heels to complement perfect style. They too give you the look and feel of oversized women's sunglasses.

6-Oversized sunglasses:

These oversized women's sunglasses are the chicest pieces one can have and can make you look funky and classic both at the same time. This pair of glasses, whenever worn, can draw everyone’s attention to you, making you more noticeable and prominent. They can almost suit any face but look especially good on an oblong face. Also, these sunglasses suit a more dramatic look with selective outfits. Jackie Oh has brought this boldness and versatility into the world of sunglasses by introducing them. Oversized glasses are larger than traditional, regular glasses we mostly buy and keep with ourselves. This shape is usually loved by teen girls and women. Choose the size as per your needs.

7-  Polarized sunglasses

Polarized sunglasses are treated with a chemical that filters light. Although, the chemical is applied vertically, so the light passes from it just like from blinds but not horizontally. They’re best suitable for people who spend a lot of time outdoors and have exposure to light and sun. This'll help in improving their vision and give sight clarity along with decreasing eye strain as well. Investing in a polarized frame is worth it, so don’t hesitate to buy one for yourself.

Summing up

Sunglasses are a fashion accessory one must always keep in their bags when going out. It saves you from harmful rays plus adds perfect charm and interest in your personality too. A proper pair of shades can actually save your eyelid, cornea, lens and retina from scorching sunlight as your eyes are a very sensitive part of your body.