The Most Expensive-Looking Sunglasses to Complete Your Cold Snap Look
You may well be one of those chic women who never ever leave the house without sunnies. If that sounds like you, you know that a new pair is always welcome. Although an umbrella would be a more sensible accessory to invest in (boring!), there's no denying when you're wearing a great pair of shades that they somehow manage to overhaul and elevate your entire outfit.
We've started the search for the best pairs, and there are so many in the new-in sections already. Of course, a pair from Celine or Chloé will have your back year after year, but affordable styles may feel more justifiable in January. From the square frames Lucy Williams inspired us to track down to Topshop styles that bring all the fun to tired winter ensembles, these are the 20 pairs of sunnies you'll want to be seen in again and again. Need more persuasion? They're all under £100…
Be Square
Style Notes: Any accessory Lucy Williams gives the thumbs up to is basically the next cult buy. You'll be seeing a lot of cool girls wearing the more square and rectangular styles this year—trust us.
They'll look so good with a pink dress.
If you dare.
If in doubt, try black.
Retro shades are always a winner.
See the Rainbow
You'll wear these to every festival.
Doesn't get better than discounted eyewear.
Slim Shady
Purely a fashion statement.
They're an online exclusive, so you'll have to be quick.
So edgy, literally.
So, so chic.
Clear frames are big news.
They look even more expensive in real life.
So Retro
Style Notes: Cat-eye versus oval is the retro-sunnies dilemma we are facing right now. Either way, keep them chunky, colourful and statement and you'll win in the accessory department.
These look so much like a designer pair.
Like red boots and red jeans, red sunnies are also a thing.
Slightly Willy Wonka (but in a great way).
They'll make any beach outfit look 10 times cooler.
Next up, these are the summer dresses you should be buying already.
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