Red plastic frames that I bought at Kohl's.

Tom Ford aviator style

Coach sunglasses that are about 6 years old. I still can't believe that I haven't sat on them or lost them yet.

Ralph Lauren plastic ones. That's all I know about them lol.

I wear polarized sport shaped sunglasses in a tortoise color. Nose pads aggravate me and always get tangled in my hair. I also have deep set eyes so when something with a large lens sits on my nose, when I smile, my checks hit the bottom of the frames and just aren't comfortable. I live in my sunglasses and often push them up on my head so they are an impromptu headband as well.

I go back and forth between the Arnette Freezer and RayBan RB4057, used to be called Catwalk I think. I've also wore Smith Optics as well. I wear my sunglasses year round and need them to help shield my eyes from the wind. When I had a convertible, I got in the habit of wearing this style and just stuck with it.

I've never been a fan of the large lens aviator and the wayfarers always looked odd on me.

Anonymous wrote:Ray ban new wayfarers They're back and cool as ever

4 years ago...

Anonymous wrote:Where can you buy Kate spade sunglasses (not online...I need to try them on)?

Nordstrom

Ray ban new wayfarers They're back and cool as ever

I will never ditch the aviators. The shape of them fit my face best.

Where can you buy Kate spade sunglasses (not online...I need to try them on)?

Kate Spade b/c they're polarized and feel comfortable.

Kate Spade. I think they always look feminine.

Still loving my aviators

Funny, I just bought a new pair of the gold-rimmed Ray-Ban aviators. I switch off with a pair of large, but more rectangular than square, camellia-accented Chanel sunglasses.

Just curious. Looking to finally ditch my Rayban aviators.