Instant look update
A fresh pair of frames is a great way to embrace the latest trends without needing to step too far from your comfort zone. And with a bounty of styles to choose from, finding a pair that works for you has never been easier.
1. Chain Reaction

Adding an accessory on an accessory? It’s a yes from us. Sunglass chains — which originated in the 1970s as a way to keep eyewear from going astray — have been reigning supreme within the street-style arena the last few seasons, and the trend is only continuing to grow. There’s a plethora of versions to choose from, from faux pearls to more colorful styles, but if you’re looking for a chain that will work beyond the seasons, classic gold links are always a winner.
2. Not Over the Oval

Echoing a nostalgic 90s aesthetic that pairs perfectly with the era’s minimal basics, oval glasses are chic, understated, and back in a major way. You’ll find an array of metal and acetate styles available in a range of colorways this season, but a strong contender for most popular (and most classic) is simple black acetate frames with dark lenses and a dash of gilded detailing.
3. Go Big

Taking reference from the 70s, oversized styles look bold and dramatic but are surprisingly easy to wear — especially for those days when you feel like going out sans makeup. You’ll spot oversized frames in an array of shapes, but square versions are taking the lead. When it comes to color palette, opt for neutrals such as browns and blacks for a timeless touch.
4. Let’s Play

Fashion’s joyful, maximalist movement is extending to sunglasses by way of colorful frames and lenses. Instantly uplifting, the styles celebrate a vibrant, positive energy. From color trends that play on natural hues — think earthy tones and marine-inspired palettes — to candy hues such as bright yellows and pinks, there’s something to fit into everyone’s comfort zone.
5. Clear Vision

Translucent acetate sunglasses are taking over from their opaque counterparts, and for good reason. Not only does the style match everything in your wardrobe, the clear material also isn’t specific to any one silhouette — you can opt for a pair that flatters your face shape the most, and still look perfectly on point.