Sunglasses are the accessory people see before they see you. This edit covers the frame shapes worth owning: oversized squares that suit most faces, cat-eye frames that lift the cheekbone, aviators and rimless styles that stay understated, and sculptural shapes for when the glasses are the point. Lenses run from classic dark tints through to gradients, mirrors and lightly tinted transparents that work indoors. Frame colour and lens colour are listed separately on each product page, since they're chosen independently. As a rough guide, angular frames balance a rounder face and softer frames suit a stronger jaw — but the only real test is trying them against your own reflection.
