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Round sunglasses look good on pretty much everyone, and this pair is proof. “These super light frames are so comfortable on, I’ve worn them for hours without any behind-the-ear or nose bridge pain, and I love that the lenses make the world look a little cheerier,” says Glamour’s Schwartz. “I owned a similar (now discontinued) silhouette from Warby Parker, and my friends and I would marvel at how they complimented everyone’s face shape,” says Glamour shopping editor Jake Henry Smith. With standard sunglasses lenses, the sunnies start at $95; you can opt to add polarization (“Worth it,” Smith says), a scratch-resistant coating, and single-vision or progressive lenses for additional fees.
Total width: 130–140 mm / Polarized: Yes / UV protection: 100%
- Pros: Polarized and prescription lenses available; three widths
- Cons: Specialty lenses cost more
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