Costume National white metal aviators
$285,
www.costumenational.com
Tom Ford Jennifer sunglasses
$340,
www.netaporter.com
Old Navy sunshades
$8,
www.oldnavy.com
Ray Ban aviators
$129,
www.shopbop.com
Isaac Mizrahi for Target glasses
$18,
www.target.com
Ksubi Zawada shades
$216,
www.aloharag.com
Thakoon Hexagon 502
$315,
www.ilori.com
1 Ginormous, Olsen twins-style shades
Sunglasses that swallow half your face are not only
a little dated, they’re uncomfortable to wear in really hot temperatures too. No one likes the feeling of sweat collecting underneath those big lenses.
2 Massive logos
As the economy changes, so does fashion. In this climate, large, shiny designer logos look plain gaudy.
3 Shutter sunglasses
Kanye West’s Pastelles have spawned a throng of knockoff “shutter shades,” making the hip-hop accessory to 2008 what the trucker hat was to 2003: played out.