Take a look - how to choose men's sunglasses?

In sunny days, one should never forget them. Well-chosen sunglasses can become your biggest ally not only in the fight for the health of your eyes, but also in improving the proportions of your face or defining your style. Aviators, John Lennon-style glasses, or classic rectangles in the style of the Blues Brothers - which sunglasses should you choose this summer?

Aviators

Classic aviators, i.e. glasses in the shape of drops of water falling on the cheeks, connected by a rigid metal rod at the level of the eyebrows, will look good on your nose if you have a masculine, square jawline or a slim and elongated face. To add character to your outfit, choose glasses with mirrored or holographic lenses. On less sunny days, opt for glasses with semi-transparent lenses that will expose your eyes. An avant-garde solution that appeared on the catwalks last season are aviators with flat, non-spherical lenses. Mykita proposes a new interpretation of the shape of traditional aviators, shaping their glasses into a figure reminiscent of a heraldic shield. Thanks to them, the glasses will help you to sharpen the features of your face.

Blues Brothers style glasses

Men with a sharp chin line and a wide forehead, i.e. with a triangular face shape, should turn their attention to the iconic rectangular glasses with wide frames in the style of the Blues Brothers. Rectangular frames will also be a good solution for men with a round or oval face who want to optically slim their face features. Remember to choose large frames slightly protruding beyond the line of the face in the style of the New Wave model from Saint Laurent or the straight model from Gucci.

Avant-garde glasses

If classic is synonymous with boredom for you, when choosing glasses, take a look at the futuristic shapes and forms of glasses from Mykita. Aviators cheekily combined with round frames in the style of John Lennon will give a unique character to any, even the simplest, outfit. An interesting frame for your lenses is also proposed by Saint Laurent - his maxi glasses with rectangular lenses, reminiscent of the glasses you wear for a 3D screening, are the definition of modernity and fashion avant-garde. If you are not afraid to play with colors, be tempted by neon aviators from Saint Laurent or look at the world through pink glasses from Diesel.