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10 Chic Sunglasses to Add to Your Summer Wardrobe

10 Chic Sunglasses to Add to Your Summer Wardrobe

Enjoy the sun in style with one of these frames.

This summer, any style of sunglasses goes. From Y2K-inspired oversized shields to glam cat eyes, rounded '70s styles, and simple rectangular shapes, you can't go wrong with one of these 10 pairs.

MISSONI




Missoni pays homage to its unmistakable DNA by drawing inspiration from the vibrant 1970s. These cat eye frames are available in different color variations: grey, blue, brown, and pink, capturing the personality of the wearer.

TOMMY HILFIGER




The early 2000s are back too, and Tommy Hilfiger proves it with these dramatic shield-style aviators. A definitive style statement, these sunglasses complete any look.

FENDI




Fendi's square-shaped shades add just the right amount of drama. In this muted seafoam color, they're decidedly sweet, too.

BOSS




Oversized black sunglasses are always chic, and this timeless pair from Boss will last you throughout the seasons.

POLAROID




If you're going to shop, why not help the planet as well? Polaroid's Sun Essential collection is made from ecologically responsible and recycled materials, so you can feel good on the beach this summer.

HUGO




Hugo took a sleeker approach to the cat eye, opting for thin frames and a sleek metal brow bar. It's updated '90s glamour.

MARC JACOBS




An elevated take on hippie chic, this hexagonal pair from Marc Jacobs is bold yet elegant. They're the perfect accessory whether you're headed for a walk around town or a beachside excursion.

GIVENCHY




Leave it to Givenchy to create the perfect in-between pair of shades. Not quite narrow, not quite oversized, these sunglasses' rectangular shape makes them flattering on just about everyone.

CARRERA




Carrera's retro designs are created from Optyl, an extraordinarily light material that highlights color variations. This pair features the emblematic tank brow bar, inspired by the gasoline tanks on motorcycles.

EYEWEAR BY DAVID BECKHAM




David Beckham has done it all: soccer player, trophy husband, entrepreneur, and now eyewear designer.

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