Sunglasses like fashion can go from trendy to classic. So how do you choose the perfect sunglasses for you this summer? Here are five hot tips for you to consider for an even hotter you.

Follow your style. Each of us have a fashion style that either veer towards the trendy to the classic ones. If you’re one who loves attention, consider celebrity designer sunglasses. But if you’re one who tends to go for classic cuts in clothes, you might want Ray Ban Sunglasses that last a lifetime.

Pick According to Activity. Before you hit the counters filled with sunglasses, think about where you’re going to wear these sunglasses to and what kinds of activities you’ll be doing. If you’re going to use your sunglasses in sports, you might want to pick polycarbonate frames like Oakley sunglasses to withstand any possible shocks or scrapes. If you’re going to do a lot of driving, consider wearing sunglasses with grey or amber lenses.

Get UV-Protection. Make sure that your sunglasses offer 100% UV protection. If you don’t, your eyes will suffer damage especially since dark lenses dilate your eyes and allow more UV rays through your eyes. UV protection ensures that your eyes are safe.

Contrast Sunglasses Frames with Face Shape. The general rule of thumb on how to pick the right sunglasses frame is to choose the opposite shape of your face. This will balance out your features. For example, a rounded face will look great in angular frames and vice versa.

Choose According to Budget. Price of sunglasses, especially Oakley sunglasses or Ray Ban sunglasses, do not come cheap. Before you start lusting for your very own celebrity sunglasses, try to assess how much you’re willing to spend for your sunglasses. There’s no harm in going for a cheaper alternative if that’s what your budget requires. However, think about how long you’re going to wear your sunglasses. If you like trendy pieces that might go out of style quickly, you can choose sunglasses that will not break your bank. However, if you’d like to keep wearing your sunglasses for a long time, consider investing in quality frames.

Keep these suggestions in mind as you shop for your sunglasses and enjoy the sunshine without the glare or the dangerous UV rays.

1. Oval – The most ideal shape for all sunglasses frames is the oval shape. Because of its symmetry, the oval face shape will go well with any sunglasses shape as long as they are proportionate to your face. The oval shape is has a well-proportioned face with a jaw that gently tapers to the chin.

2. Square – Carefully examine the width of your face along the forehead and the cheekbones. A square-shaped face usually has the same width in these areas and has a heavy jaw line. Balance the square face with rounded, curvy, or fluid sunglasses. Try to add more length to your face by looking for sunglasses that do not follow the widest part of your face.

3. Rectangle – The rectangular face shape has the same features as the square face shape but only differs in the length of the face. A rectangular face will have face length that is longer than the face width. To shorten the length of the face, look for sunglasses fashion that has circular and deep features.

4. Round – People with faces that are round will have the same face width and length and has soft edges. To balance a face with no angles, angular sunglasses will create an illusion of a thinner and longer face.

5. Triangle – A triangular face usually has a wide jaw line that narrows upwards towards the cheekbones. The triangular face also has a narrow forehead which should be balanced with strong-framed sunglasses to give more emphasis to the top portion of the head.

6. Inverted triangle – People with an inverted triangle face shape has a narrow chin with the forehead as the widest portion of the face. The cheekbones are narrower than the forehead but wider than the chin. Rimless sunglasses that are set low will balance the inverted triangle face.

7. Diamond – The diamond-shaped face has the widest part of the face along the cheekbones. It tapers upwards along the forehead and downwards towards the chin. The forehead and the jaw are narrower than the cheekbone length and the chin is pointed. Complement your diamond face with rimless Gucci sunglasses that are oval or shaped and you’ll have a sure winner.

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Rayban Sunglasses 2140 Wayfarers

Rayban sunglasses will never go out of style. The classic Rayban 2140 Wayfarers in Black which has the original 1952 frame has oversized metal hinges and fitted with mineral glass lenses.

Celebrities recently cited wearing these Ray-ban sunglasses are New Moon stars Kristin Stewart and Taylor Lautner. Also seen in this classic Rayban sunglasses are Nicky Hilton, Demi Lovato, and Katy Perry.

Rayban Sunglasses 3025 Aviator

Want to know what Megan Fox and Lindsay Lohan have in common than they’re extreme hotness? Rayban aviator sunglasses! This iconic model is the first sunglasses ever made and it was the sunglasses of choice of pilots who preferred it to goggles. Now, this type of sunglasses grace the faces of sexy stars, such as Wentworth Miller of Prison Break Fame and Kate Beckinsale.

Oakley Sunglasses Nano Wire 3.0

Sienna Miller’s character in G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra wore Oakley Sunglasses Nano Wire 3.0. Oakley sunglasses are built for function, but who says they could not keep up with sunglasses fashion with this Oakley sunglasses Nano Wire? Go for the minimalist look and wear these rimless sunglasses with titanium alloy stems. This is one of the almost weightless Oakley sunglasses you can ever get. Fitted with hydrophobic lens.

Dolce and Gabbana Sunglasses

Brad Pitt who is always snapped in aviators was recently seen in Dolce and Gabbana sunglasses. The latest Brad Pitt sighting has him wearing sunglasses with teardrop-shaped lenses set on an angular frame. Other Dolce and Gabbana sunglasses wearers are Naomi Campbell, Britney Spears, Jessica Alba, and Flo-Rida.

Tom Ford Sunglasses

Who can forget Scarlett Johansson’s face in Tom Ford Nikita sunglasses? If you really want to make a

bold statement, the cat-eye sunglasses are the ultimate in sunglasses fashion. You can relive the femme fatale look reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe and make your sunglasses a conversation piece. If you want Tom Ford sunglasses in a more subdued classy style, try the Ingrid sunglasses which is similar to what Jackie Onassis wore.

Arguably the most popular Ray-Ban sunglasses, would be the kind that Tom Cruise did wear whilst he was busy fighting with Val Kilmer in “Top Gun”; the Aviators. Of course there are many different kinds of Ray-Ban Aviators around, with prices going up to £180, however if you do hunt around online you can find decent deals on Ray-Ban Sunglasses. For example, sunglassessave.com has great deals on not only Aviator’s but all types of Ran-Ban Sunglasses and other designer sunglasses; just one example of many websites that can offer you great deals for authentic sunglasses.

Of course, if you find that Aviators are a little out of your price range, but still fancy a pair of Designer Ray Ban Sunglasses to show off to your pals (come on, we’ve all done it) then take a look at the likes of the Ray-Ban RB3211 or the Ray-

Ban RB3136, both of which are not technically Aviator’s, but can quite easily be passed off as them, and would only set you back and £69.00 and £57.50 each respectively over at the likes of sunglassessave.com.

Stylish and Practical, Oakley sunglasses were originally designed and manufactured for Athletes, and today they mix the athletic use with a contemporary fashion style, perfect for anyone who is an athlete, and loves to show off that they’re an athlete in their free time by wearing nothing but sports gear.

Being athletic sunglasses, Oakley Sunglasses are very technical in thier design and build, using materials such as Unobtainium on the nose-pieces and ear-clips, an industrial type of rubber that increases in friction (therefore grips onto the face better) when the face perspires. As well as using high-tech materials, Oakley sunglasses also go through rigorous testing before they can go on the market. For example, one text is having ¼ inch steel ball fired directly into the lens at 104 miles per hour. If the lens cracks, shatters or dislodges itself from the frame of the Oakley Sunglasses, then that particular model will not go onto the market, and back to the drawing board the designers go.

Oakley Sunglasses have evolved over time to keep up with modern sports and technology, and an ever popular, almost spin off brand of Oakley Sunglasses, is the Oakley Juliet Sunglasses. Oakley Juliet Sunglasses have an adjustable frame that includes temple shocks and interchangeable nosebombs, and can be custom built to keep up with the modern day Athlete poser. Oakley Juliet Sunglasses can cost anything up to £350, so if you’re looking for something slightly more affordable, take a look at regular Oakley Sunglasses on sites such as sunglassessave.com who not only have a wide range on Oakley products, but have fantastic deals on Oakley Sunglasses. If you do search the internet a little you will find affordable Oakley Sunglasses on sites such as sunglassesave.com, however, you must be careful not to buy a fake pair of Oakley Sunglasses. These ‘Foakleys’ may look a lot like the originals, and may cost a quarter of the price, but they are not the real McCoy and are in fact unsafe and very unreliable.

The main job of a pair of sunglasses is to protect your eyes from the sun, and of course designer sunglasses do this, but not only can they protect your eyes from the sun, they can protect your eyes from pretty much anything. Oakley sunglasses are renowned for doing industrial strength tests on their lenses to make sure they’re strong enough for the ‘athlete’ (or, model pretending to be an athlete) wearing them. And, they work. Remember the guy from the X-Men film series who wore a pair of Oakley’s to keep his laser eyes in check? No? Only me then.

Protection isn’t just for Oakley sunglasses though, it’s for all designer sunglasses. Ray Ban sunglasses, Ben Sherman sunglasses, Red or Dead Sunglasses (just to name a few) all use Ultra-Violet protection in their lenses to make sure you can safely enjoy the sun. However, let’s face it, those of us who aren’t particularly weary of sun protection nor athletic practicality wear designer sunglasses because they look cool. Ok, they may not even look cool, but wearing designer sunglasses will make US look cool, right? Right. Problem is they can be too expensive, right?

Wrong. Walking into High Street shops such as Boots, or Specsavers then yes, the retail price can be rather eye watering, however searching around the internet, you will find authentic dealers who sell at lower prices. A site which had a very wide variety on a large amount of designer sunglasses, as well as accessories is sunglassessave.com, where the products are lower than your regular retail price and with a decent amount of information on each label. Sites like these are scattered around the internet, and, if you like to look a little bit more flash than you actually are on the beach, you should take a look.