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Though we might not see much of it right now, the sun has started to rear its head more frequently. We'll eventually be spending more time outdoors, no doubt, so it's smart to get ahead and invest in some eye protection that's up to the job. While UV-blocking qualifications are important, it's not just about function. Sunglasses can be a make it or break it part of a look.
And with endless shapes, tints, and materials available online, shopping for the perfect pair of shades is no easy task. Highsnobiety is well-versed in this particular buying area, and here we bring you some of the best sunglasses styles for 2020.
From classic square frames to the OTT models that'll have all eyes on your eyes, our selection includes pieces from up-and-coming brands to eyewear from the world's biggest fashion houses.
Set eyes on some of 2020's best sunglasses below.
The Classics
Angular, square frames are a classic shape that will always have a place in the category. Adding a chic touch to any fit, this shape is best loved for its suitability to a diverse range of faces, and fortunately enough, the more experimental movements in the sunglasses game haven't stopped some of our favorite labels from producing some classic, four-point masterpieces.
57MM Square Sunglasses
Bottega Veneta
58mm Sunglasses
Gucci
Pilot Sunglasses
Chanel
Rectangular & Oval Frames
Much like last year, smaller rectangular and oval frames remain the shape of choice for many. Taking a page from ’90s and early ’00s style, these uber-slim frames may not provide as much coverage or UV protection as a pair of sporty Oakleys, but let's be honest, these ones are more about form than function, anyway.
Sports Sunglasses
Ray-Ban
Cat-Eye Sunglasses
Martine Rose
Squared Sunglasses W/ Mirror Lenses
Gucci
Trouble Sunglasses
FENTY
Gv Rectangular Sunglasses
Givenchy
POMS Edition Retta Sunglasses
Perks and Mini
'Les Lunettes Soleil' Sunglasses
Jacquemus
Brciktop Sunglasses
FLATLIST
Thin Sunglasses
Loewe
Oversized
Though still in contention, the narrow path forged by the tiny frame look has trailed off slightly. Small shades are not for everyone — it can be a tricky one to pull off for certain face shapes. If an antidote to small sunnies is what you need, look no further. Once reserved for the over 70s with waning eyesight, oversized shades, including frames like the bug-eye, allow for serious statement-making.
50MM Wrap Sunglasses
Moncler
Polarized Lighthouse Sunglasses
Maui Jim
Highpoint Geometric Sunglasses
Bally
Square Sunglasses
Chanel
Tishkoff Acetate Sunglasses
FLATLIST
Oversized Sunglasses
Dior
Bug-Eye Cat-Eye Sunglasses
Martine Rose
Chibi Sunglasses
Brain Dead
HL002 Sunglasses
Helmut Lang x Mykita
Sports Sunglasses
Cycling and sports-optimized sunglasses emerged as a huge trend for 2018, but output over the past two years shows that they're still on the agenda. Boutique and high-end cycling brands, as well as luxury labels such as Prada, continue to keep the look alive with performance-led eyewear.
Mirror Regular Sunglasses
Prada
Flak 2.0 XL Polarized Square Sunglasses
Oakley
Mirrored Wide Square Propionate Sunglasses
Prada
Detweiler Sunglasses
Andy Wolf
BATWOLF Polarized Sunglasses
Oakley
Polarized Sunglasses
Oakley
A Little Extra
For those not satisfied by stoic classics and unimpressed with practical specs, something a little extra is in order. This is all about loud lenses to match standout looks and the personalities that own them.
The Kaleidoscopic pair by Jacquemus is the perfect match for hazy summer nights, while Chinatown Market comes through in the extra category by stamping its signature smiley on a set of lenses.
Aviator Sunglasses
Dior
Universal Fit Acetate Sunglasses In Tortoise Shell
Roy
Adam Selman The Monster Sunglasses
Le Specs
50MM Cat Eye Sunglasses
Loewe
Botanical Fendi
Fendi
Les Lunettes Yauco Sunglasses
Jacquemus
Gene Rectangular Sunglasses
Rick Owens
Fabulous
Fendi
BE4291 sunglasses
Burberry
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