The vintage-inspired Oversized Inlay Sunglasses make a statement with the Overprinted Wrap Dress,on location in Mexico.
Finding the right sunglasses for your face shouldn’t be daunting or confusing. Unfortunately, it’s not a one-size-fits-all situation. We’ve done the guesswork for you with an easy guide, below, so you can choose the most flattering shape and bask in the sunshine.
SQUARE: Best when counterbalanced with softly rounded frames, such as an oversized 70s era style or a softened cat-eye.
Top: T-Logo Sunglasses in Rose Pearl Tortoise/Rose Gold, Center: Reva Cat-Eye Sunglasses in Cherry Tortoise/Watermelon; Bottom: Robinson Butterfly Sunglasses in Beige/Tortoise.
ROUND: Go for a classic cat-eye or a more modern rectangular frame to play up features.
Top: Square Painted-Rim Sunglasses in Gray; Center: Robinson Butterfly Sunglasses in Rose/Bordeaux; Bottom: Gemini Link Cat Eye Sunglasses in Dark Tortoise/Light Gold.
OVAL: Plays nicely with all frame shapes, so you can experiment liberally, from classic aviators to a futuristic silhouette.
Top: Oversized Inlay Sunglasses in Navy, Center: T-Logo Square Sunglasses in Black Gold, Bottom: Painted Rim Sunglasses in Crystal.
HEART: The heart wants what it wants. In this case, it’s to have frames with the same lines – heavier on top, smaller under the eyes.
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