Classic Style Of Men's Sunglasses

There are well over 50 different styles of sunglasses for men available on the market today.

The most popular types of men's sunglasses styles are listed below

Aviator Sunglasses: Originally designed for the cockpit – this classic style from the 1930s is characterized by a double bridge and a metal frame with teardrop-shaped lenses. Aviators were a big hit with pilots because they offer unrestricted peripheral views.

• Wayfarers Sunglasses: An iconic shape introduced by Ray-Ban – this versatile and timeless style has been around since the '50s. The trapezoidal, narrow shape has a rock ‘n' roll charm to it.
• Round Frame Sunglasses: Considered a vintage look – circular lenses and frames are a trademark of musicians such as John Lennon, Elton John, and creatives the world over.
• Clubmaster Sunglasses: Another classic style, these retro frames have rounded lenses with plastic on top and a wire rim around the bottom.
• Wrap Around Sunglasses: This style is used mostly in sports and outdoor activities to protect the eyes from sunlight on the sides of the sunglasses. A classic twist on this style is a pair of Matsuda round frames with enclosed sides – made famous by Sarah Connor in the movie The Terminator.