Sunglasses are another fashion item that plays an important role in fashion. Every year, we often see celebrities and singers wearing sunglasses with new styles that are almost never the same.
However, there are also some styles of sunglasses that never go out of style, making them true classics. So, what are the styles of sunglasses called? Today, we will introduce them to you.
Aviator
Aviator sunglasses, also known as "pilot-style" sunglasses, are a classic style that looks cool and stylish on everyone, whether you choose to get them as prescription glasses or sunglasses. This style of sunglasses became popular thanks to Tom Cruise in the movie Top Gun. It is also the inspiration for many famous brands, such as Prada, Dior, and Chanel.
Brownline
Another style of sunglasses that has been a favorite of men since the 1950s to the present day. This style of sunglasses was created when a US eyewear company wanted to design a new type of frame. They experimented with giving the glasses a frame only on the top half. The result was a frame with thick frames on top that look like strong, manly eyebrows.
Wayfarer
Wayfarer, or simply called "square sunglasses," is another classic style of sunglasses that looks great on everyone, no matter if it is prescription glasses or sunglasses.
Cateye
Cateye, or "cat eye" style, is a must-have for fashionistas. This style of sunglasses originated in the 1950s and was revived recently with the Celine cateye sunglasses that became so popular that everyone had to have them. This style of sunglasses is often remembered as a staple item for teachers, librarians, and sexy secretaries.
Round
Another classic style that is just as timeless as the Aviator style is the round or Windsor style. This timeless style creates a simple and laid-back image for the wearer, but still has a touch of coolness. This style of sunglasses is often popular with quality individuals such as writers, creatives, and artists. The iconic figure who is remembered by many for this style is none other than John Lennon.
