Pantone – Ten Sun Sunglasses - John Lennon Style - Gold-Plated Metal - Yellow Glass - Unisex with Polarised Lenses - Ultra Lightweight Design - Made in France - Suitable for Small Faces

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This Italian icon is well known for its luxurious and elaborate design contributions to the fashion sector. Prada’s sophisticated eyewear range has been a leader in the industry for many years due to impeccable make, distinctive looks, and timeless appeal. Founded 1937, Ray-Ban has been delivering us one iconic style after another. For years, these retro shades have influenced eyewear trends all over the world. Whether it’s the Clubmaster, Wayfarer, the Aviator or the mirrored Round, a pair of Ray-Bans will add the right amount of timeless cool to any outfit. WHEN you're at the wheel, sunglasses are more than just a fashion accessory — they're a safety essential.

Polarised sunglasses are coated with a clever chemical film that reduces glare, allowing you to see better in bright conditions and helping to reduce the harmful effects of UV light. If you’re looking for a pair of sunglasses for driving, boating or any other outdoor activity, opting for a polarised coating is a wise move. Thanks to the glare reduction, you won’t have to squint and that leaves you free to focus on whatever it is you’re doing. While the company may be best-known for high-end designer clothing and footwear, their chic and sophisticated sunglasses have become equally renowned by fashionistas and fashion critics from all over the world.

Polo Ralph Lauren tells a tale of classic and sophisticated American design. Founded in 1967, the brand found its origin in men’s ties. Today, it sells everything from ready-to-wear apparel to high-quality leather goods and accessories. As the younger brother of the Italian luxury brand Emporio Armani, Armani Exchange offers edgier and more affordable lines of apparel and stylish accessories. While the A|X collections are subject to a more youthful tone, they still carry that distinct Armani flavor, which extends all the way to their eyewear line. One key benefit to these sunglasses is that they pair sporty style with polarized lenses, which protect your eyes from unwanted glare and make it easier to see past reflections — especially on the water. Occasionally, one may think that, like all little sisters, Miu Miu likes to borrow bits from Prada here and there. While, yes, both brands have the same origin, Miu Miu has a distinctly younger and more playful vibe, which is clearly reflected in its adventurous, vintage-inspired frames.

Sunglasses aren’t just a way to protect your eyes from the sun — they can be a personal fashion statement and a fun accessory that completes your outfit. We found that the glasses fit perfectly and were eminently comfortable, even without nose pads (so much so that one of our testers completely forgot she was wearing them). They stay securely in place, and they look good, too, with a subtle cat-eye shape that’s both classic and fun—an effect enhanced by gold metal accents. They are intentionally oversized, which may be a pro or a con depending on your style. Choose from six colorways with various lens tints ranging from Grey to Rose Gold Mirror, all with a protective case and cleaning cloth. Oliver Peoples sunglasses are known for their excellent detailing and distinct frames. Add to that the proprietary lenses with 100% protection from UVA and UVB rays, high-quality materials and seven-barrel hinges — versus the three-barrel hinges of standard glasses — and you’ve got a sunwear product that’s truly unique (and far more durable). We think the Tifosi Swank polarized sunglasses offer amazing value for money, costing just enough that you can rely on the quality of the build but not so much that it’s the end of the world if you lose or break them. They’re intended as a lightweight all-rounder with a typical frame shape that may not win any particular style points: and yet, we actually like the less-is-more approach since it’s subtle enough to go with everything and look good on anyone. The sunnies are sturdy, with strong arms that unfold easily and hold their angle well. Non-athletes will also find these an ideal option, as they reduce glare during bright sunny days. 3. Maui JimIf you enjoy the outdoors, you’ll want to keep an eye out for styles that are polarized. “Polarized sunglasses are designed to filter out reflected light, reduce glare, and increase clarity," says Cho. “They are much better than standard UV lenses while also reducing eye strain and improving vision for the wearer.” The SunGod Ultras are the latest in the firm’s range of sports shades. They come with a lightweight, frameless design that’s ideal for running, but would suit use in pretty much any sport. SunGod’s 8KO optics are clear, sharp and free from distortion, plus the glasses come with a selection of four different sized nose pieces to ensure a good fit. With a choice of eight frame colours and ten lens types – including two photochromic lenses – you’re bound to be able to create something to suit your needs. The only disappointment is that the glasses aren’t supplied with a hard or even a semi-hard case – all you get is a soft, microfibre bag. Immense popularity also ensured that Ray-Ban shades made their way to the silver screen. For example, beloved actor Marlon Brando notably sported aviators in The Wild One, while Clint Eastwood made the Balorama model famous in Dirty Harry. Other well-known cinematic cameos include Tim Roth wearing Clubmaster frames in Reservoir Dogs and “The Blue Brothers” sporting Wayfarers. DKNY is out to celebrate the aspirational and practical spirit that surrounds its city of birth, New York. Eclectic and yet sophisticated, the brand produces casual, cross-seasonal apparel and accessories that are easily incorporated into one’s own wardrobe and combined with other pieces.