Sunglasses. Surf’s up… And even this year the summer has come, not officially but it is here. First baths, the sea, the sun, the beach and lots of fun. Summer 2017 here we come.
But the real protagonists of the beautiful season are sunglasses. Square, round, large cat-eye, colorful, micro or maxi. Brilliant under the sun on the beach, on the pool or in the high mountain head, sunglasses uniquely define your summer look and today the real must is creativity. No fear of daring. You live only once and with the warmer season at the doors there is not much time to think about.
This year the call is clear: sunglasses from the ’70s, round shape, square, cat and always colorful. Starting directly from the trend of last summer, the glasses have to be cool and special, with a more intense sparking touch and a remarkably sexy backstroke.
Well, we officially declare the sunglasses’ time open.
If you are wondering what are the fashion trends of 2017, here are the answers. We’ve selected the most interesting models of the recent summer 2017 fashion shows and here’s the sunglasses & Co. trends. If you were waiting for advice before buying your sunglasses, take a look at the tips below and note the coolest moods of 2017. Get your hands out of the creativity of the most beautiful and particular goggles glasses.
Here you are all the trends to shine under the sun of your summer.
Round Sunglasses
Over and for woman. Like the new Tory Burch or the Dolce&Gabbana ones. Avant-garde in celluloid like the Givenchy or the romantic 70’s mood like the Fendi and the new Marc Jacobs. Or point to Emporio Armani’s enamelled motifs. There’s nothing to do. If last year they were just a barely perceptible fashion, this year the round, thin and design glasses are the true must-have. If you have the desire to shine, there are the Swarovski Dolce & Gabbana Eyewear crystals or the “John Lennon” titanium in white gold Leaf Greener for Linda Farrow.
Mirror sunglasses
Until a few years ago, you could only have it on a boat or while you were skiing. If before they were too technical to put them on every occasion, this year they come full on the models must have everywhere. Technical lens and high performance thanks to the new horizons of sport couture. The mirror lens fits perfectly with the most elegant and detailed lines as the Dior So Real by Christian Dior . At the same time it is perfect in space age frames, as Emilio Pucci demonstrate without fear. But not only. You can not forget the cool shades and the contemporary Trussardi mirrored glasses.
The new Aviator sunglasses
That drop glasses are endless love is not a mystery. But this summer, the pilot glasses embellish with sophisticated materials from Tod’s with stalls decorated with leather stitches or important details such as Michael Kors. The true must between the new aviators? Dior Chicago Gold!
Masks
There they are. Masks, extremely essential mounts and full frontal lenses. Obviously, the Chanel’s big size with serigraphic lettering comes to mind according to a logomania trend that is now a legend.
Beautiful even the shady lenses with square shape by Celine , one of the most famous carry over that never go out of fashion, in summer as well as in winter .
Cat eye Sunglasses
New developments and evolutions for cat eye shape. The glasses become smaller and the butterfly shape evolves towards new lines, such as Stella McCartney glasses.
The most sophisticated ones will be crazy for the Fendi Paradeyes that keeps the extra large shape as the classics Cat Eye sunglasses .
Absolutely one of the most beloved glasses.
The most eccentric – FENDI EYEWEAR
Fendi has no rivals in eccentric glasses, always unique without going beyond the thin line of “too much”
The new 2017 season reveals The Fendi HYPNOSHINE heir of the still beloved Fendi EYESHINE that I use to wear and i literally love !
Here i am while I’m wearing the Fendi!!! In casual style for a quiet sunday afternoon ..
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