6 under-the-radar sunglasses brands you need to know
There's still time to grab yourself a new pair before the summer's out
There's still time to grab yourself a new pair before the summer's out
We may be nearing the end of summer, but a serious heatwave is on its way. If nothing else this is the perfect excuse to splash out on a new pair of sunglasses, so we've compiled our pick of the best labels that are still under the radar...
Gentle Monster The bold South Korean brand are a must-have for anyone who wants to make a serious statement with their sunnies. Worn by: Miranda Kerr, Jessica Alba, Ariana Grande en.gentlemonster.com
Krew Du Optic Our favourite New Orleans export after Frank Ocean. Queen B is already said to be a big fan of Krew's modern frames so we imagine world domination is on its way. Worn by: Beyonce, Gigi Hadid, Selena Gomez kreweduoptic.com
Sunday, Somewhere A minimalist's dream. The Aussie brand are number one for timeless, wearable sunnies. Worn by: Amber Heard, Kourtney Kardashian sundaysomewhere.com
Oxydo Quirky designs, Italian quality and a seriously low price point. Choose from their combinations of textures and colours for shades that are truly unique. Worn by: Amanda Seyfriend, Gigi Hadid oxydo.net
Zanzan Independent Brit label Zanzan share their vintage influences via Instagram, from 50s beach babes to 90s fashion campaigns. Worn by: Alexa Chung, Kate Bosworth, Keira Knightly zanzan.co.uk
Perverse The totally affordable, futuristic shades that dominated Coachella’s best-dressed lists this year. Worn by: Rihanna, Kendall Jenner, Suki Waterhouse perversesunglasses.com
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