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Wednesday 18 March 2015 8:40 pm

For top of the range sunglasses, retro frames are in, anything mirrored is out

By: Express KCS

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Don’t let the sun dazzle you – you’ll be the one doing the dazzling in these top of the range frames

We’ve been promised a heat-wave in the not too distant future, and that’s reason enough to stock up on some new shades to keep you looking cool in the sun.
 
Retro frames once again dominate the stands, with aviator and wayfarer styles as popular as ever with the top brands. Green is the go-to colour if you’re following trends but really just stick to classic looks, avoid anything sporty or mirrored and you’ll be fine. 
 
Now just sit back and cross your fingers for an excuse to wear them.
 


Spektre Blue Memento Audere Semper, €105, spektre.bigcartel.com

 


Sun Buddies Tortoiseshell Acetate Square, £115, liberty.co.uk

 


Cutler and Gross Clear Grey 1007 Acetate and Metal, £310, cutlerandgross.com

 


Eyevan Gold Model 539, £325, asos.com

 


Han Kjobenhavn Mid Grey with clip on frames, £135, liberty.co.uk

 


Moscot Clear Glick Acetate, $250, moscot.com

 


Eyevan Green Model 716, £315, liberty.co.uk

 


Persol 0649 Tabacco Virginia, £216, sunglasses-shop.co.uk

 


Barton Perreira Black Rainey, £310, nuji.com

 

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