The best ... sunglasses

Updates of classic designs, and more

Ilsa glasses

With their subtly faded lenses and gold temples, these sunglasses give you instant movie-star glamour.

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Nolte sunglasses

You’ve got to have “mojo” to “rock” these “handcrafted” and “’70s-inspired” frames.

Price: $119

Contact: Smithoptics.com

Source: Outside

New Wayfarers

This update of the classic design comes in “bright, pop art colors”—as well as in a white version, with pens and paints so you can colorize it yourself.

Price: $109

Contact: Ray-ban.com

Source: Nylon

Proenza Schouler sunglasses

Design duo Proenza Schouler’s latest shape is “round, slightly oversize, a bit ’60s.”

Price: $310

Contact: Shopstyle.com

Source: Real Simple

Spindle S3

These polarized, shatter-resistant Top Gun aviators are cool enough for flyboys and “contoured enough” for bicycle racers.

Price: $299

Contact: Kaenon.com

Source: National Geographic Adventure