What Type Of Sunglasses Should I Wear?

Aviator sunglasses are a rounded square with a thin metal frame. Tom Cruise wore them in Top Gun, because, well, he was an aviator. Aviators give you an automatic aura of coolness and capability. They scream adventure.

It takes a unique individual to pull off round sunglasses. John Lennon and Janis Joplin were both big fans. In fact, a lot of people think of the 1960s when they see this style. But, it's all in how you wear it. Round sunglasses also work well for steampunk.

You are a classic cool with an edge. That's why clubmaster sunglasses are so appropriate for you. Clubmasters are wayfarer on top and aviator on bottom. Meaning, they have a thick black top that gives you that alluring mystery with a thin metal frame on bottom that says you're devil may care.

Wayfarer's are the ultimate in classic cool. They're the iconic glasses that have been going from 1956 to the present day without a pause. Everyone loves them and they never ever go out of style. They also flatter everyone.

When you want to look cool but feminine, cat eyes are the sunglasses for you. With their upward sweep, they make it seem ilke the eyes behind them are bound to beautiful. You can dress them up sexy, or innocent, and most of all, kittenish.

Butterfly sunglasses bring back that 60s and 70s glamour that makes you think of swimming pools and cocktails and dressing up for the beach. They provide a lot of coverage too. If you're thinking they're shaped like a butterfly - don't. Butterfly sunglasses are those oversized sunglasses that sweep up at the brow and are rounded square at the bottom - but they're much larger than cat eyes.