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Monday 30 March 2015 3:40 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 26 October 2021 4:54 pm

Shady character

By: Express KCS

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Bringing you the best in outlandish women’s sunglasses for the season ahead

There is something about getting a new pair of sunglasses that somehow surpasses the item itself. Perhaps it’s because they tend to coincide with summer, or a holiday, or simply because you happen to wear them on your face. They don’t only change the way you look; they change the way you see, bathing your world in golden browns, zingy yellows or, in the case of the Taylor Morris ones above, unearthly greens. Only a new pair of shoes can compete with the way a good pair of sunnies make you feel.

So we say it’s time to get yourself in the mood for the sunnier months ahead by splashing out on one of these incredible pairs. Or, better still, get them all. Go forth and multi-buy.

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