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Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer
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Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer
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Our Top Pick: Ray-ban created this iconic shape. They flatter all face shapes, can be shared amongst couples, and are basic in the best way possible.
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Woodies Walnut Wood Sunglasses with Polarized Lens
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Woodies Walnut Wood Sunglasses with Polarized Lens
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The Budget Buy: Never forget to peruse Amazon when looking for fashion staples. The wood detailing on this pair adds interest to a simple style.
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Celine Polarized Square Sunglasses
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Celine Polarized Square Sunglasses
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The Worth-It Splurge: Celine sunglasses maintain the magical quality of being simultaneously timeless and chic. The lines on this pair of subtly angle upwards, making your cheekbones pop.
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Quay Australia x Desi Perkins High Key Aviator Sunglasses
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Quay Australia x Desi Perkins High Key Aviator Sunglasses
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Our Top Pick: We and 673 five-star reviews agree that Quay makes some of the best aviators.
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Cosmopolitan Sunglasses Liv Aviator Sunglasses
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Cosmopolitan Sunglasses Liv Aviator Sunglasses
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The Budget Buy: Amazon Prime for the win, again! Brown-tinted lenses do not get enough love—they look great with denim and crisp white button-downs.
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Saint Laurent Classic Aviators Sunglasses
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Saint Laurent Classic Aviators Sunglasses
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The Worth-It Splurge: If you've found most aviators to be unflattering for your face, try Saint Laurent. They're a little stockier, which helps accentuate cheek and brow bones.
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Le Specs The Last Lolita Sunglasses
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Le Specs The Last Lolita Sunglasses
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Our Top Pick: Gigi Hadid, Rihanna, and fashion insiders alike look amazing in these Le Specs x Adam Selman's Last Lolita sunnies. The best part is they come in a wide array of colors, including this limited edition pearl pair.
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Forever 21 Curved Brow-Bar Cat-Eye Sunglasses
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Forever 21 Curved Brow-Bar Cat-Eye Sunglasses
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The Budget Buy: This oversized cat-eye goes out to Breakfast at Tiffany's fans. No one will know you bought these sunglasses for less than the bagel breakfast Audrey Hepburn ate in the movie.
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Loewe Cat-Eye Tortoiseshell Sunglasses
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Loewe Cat-Eye Tortoiseshell Sunglasses
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The Worth-It Splurge: In my humble opinion, tortoise shell cat-eyes are better than black frames. You'll need to invest in this pricey pair, but we promise you'll use them daily.
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Madewell Fest Aviator Sunglasses
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Madewell Fest Aviator Sunglasses
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Our Top Pick: Madewell is our favorite store for denim, wrap jackets, and now, sunglasses. Their round Fest glasses are like minimalist aviators, which flatter heart-shaped faces best.
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Target Round Sunglasses
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Target Round Sunglasses
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The Budget Buy: You could waste hours trying on sunnies at Target, but focus on this super affordable pair instead. The frame works well with heart, square, and oval-shaped faces.
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The Worth-It Splurge: We'll always rely on Warby Parker for making great frames with a cause. One of their best sellers is the Flynn, which received a makeover with metallic blue lenses.
Warby Parker Flynn Sunglasses, $95; warbyparker.com
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Chloé Halo Frame Sunglasses
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Chloé Halo Frame Sunglasses
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Our Top Pick: For that '70s look, Chloé does it best. Their halo frames are instantly recognizable, and work well for those who want sunglasses to cover half their face.
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Forever21 Tinted Square Metal Sunglasses
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Forever21 Tinted Square Metal Sunglasses
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The Budget Buy: Try this Penny Lane-like pair if you have a heart-shaped face. The square-ish frames contrast well with a pointier chin. And with all the money you saved buying this affordable pair, you can afford a shearling coat to go with it.
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Ralph Lauren Wide Sunglasses
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Ralph Lauren Wide Sunglasses
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The Worth-It Splurge: You don't have to choose between metal frames and acetate, because this pair is the best of both worlds.
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Stella McCartney Square-Frame Sunglasses
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Stella McCartney Square-Frame Sunglasses
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Our Top Pick: Rectangular frames are a '90s trend, but not nearly as obnoxious as those teeny sunglasses from last year. Geometric sunnies contrast nicely against oval and circle face shapes.
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Urban Outfitters Reese Slim Rectangle Sunglasses
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Urban Outfitters Reese Slim Rectangle Sunglasses
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The Budget Buy: If you're apprehensive about this trend buy it from Urban Outfitters. They offer this style in four different colors for less than twenty bucks.
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The Worth-It Splurge: The pearlescent color of this pair is different than your typical black or tortoiseshell frames, but just as easy to wear every day.
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oakley Protect your Flak® 2.0 XL
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oakley Protect your Flak® 2.0 XL
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Our Top Pick: If you're actually on the run, sport sunglasses are not to be missed. We say go to the root of the trend and choose OG Oakleys, which have a great, two-year warranty plan.
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BP. 68mm Sport Shield Sunglasses
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BP. 68mm Sport Shield Sunglasses
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Our Budget Buy: Sport sunglasses are the trendiest shape in this roundup, but you won't regret testing the trend out for $16.
Justine Carreon is the market editor at ELLE.com covering fashion, Dutch ovens, and fashion again. When she isn’t approaching style through a modern, accessible lens, she’s scouring eBay for vintage Levi’s and pretending she knows how to surf. Before joining ELLE.com in 2015 she worked as a freelance writer and stylist in New York City.
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