Eye-Spy: Leading sunglass trends in 2022
Arushi Sakhuja
There’s no better time than summer to invest in a pair (or two) of designer sunglasses. While we’re already halfway through the year, the beauty of sunglasses is that they are in vogue in all seasons, especially during holidays. Being a wardrobe staple, not only are they trans-seasonal, but can also work as the ultimate finishing touch giving your look that much-needed oomph.
The frames you wear often say a lot about your personality and style. So no matter what, if you wear glasses for better eyesight or simply wear shades to complete any outfit upgrading your frames is the perfect way to add a refreshing spin.
Whether you’re off to the seaside or strolling around your chosen metropolis, sunglasses are a fashion essential. From oversized sunnies to delicate metal frames that will add a fine accent to your facial features, here are the top eyewear styles that have been going strong in 2022. Read on for the entire list!
Sporty Chic

From shielder glasses to sporty chic editions, Sporty sunglasses are back in vogue! Designers across the globe have taken inspiration from different forms of sports and the sporty sunglasses silhouette is having a moment in fashion. From Bottega Veneta to Balenciaga and Oakley, this year designers have presented elevated, futuristic frames that provide a sporty touch to an otherwise fashion look. A key stand-out is the new Oakley Re: SubZero, an advanced, lightweight frame made for the perfect sweat session.
Y2K and Tinted

The 2000s Y2K is back; this time it’s here to stay. And just in case you’re not familiar with the terminology, they’re popularly known as rimless, tinted translucent, and shield-shaped sunglasses. Remember sunglasses that rules the music videos you saw in the 2000s? Yes, we’re talking about those. Think Bvlgari, Burberry and the FENDI Sky — a timeless rimless shape enriched by sophisticated details, available in a pastel colour palette. If you want to make a real statement with your sunglasses, go for bold colours.
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