Sunglasses · US
90s & Y2K Retro Revival
The chunky, squared-off plastic frame is a strong nod to 90s and Y2K aesthetics, appealing to Millennial and Gen Z nostalgia.
Ray-Ban · US
Mega Wayfarer
This model represents an evolution of a classic, making it larger and more statement-oriented to align with the trend towards sculptural and oversized eyewear.
Oakley · US
Oakley Meta HSTN
This model exemplifies the high-performance end of the futuristic trend, integrating smart features directly into a sporty, athletic frame.
Gucci · US
GG1421S
This model is a prime example of luxury brands embracing the oversized trend with a focus on glamorous, sculptural shapes that make a definitive statement.
Gucci · US
Rectangular-frame sunglasses
Gucci's take on rectangular frames emphasizes their architectural potential, turning a simple shape into a bold, high-fashion accessory.
Prada · US
PR 17WS
This model became a viral sensation, cementing the return of chunky, rectangular 90s-inspired frames in the contemporary fashion landscape.
Prada · US
PR B06S
This frame showcases Prada's ability to merge the oversized trend with its signature minimalist and sophisticated aesthetic, creating a powerful, modern look.
Tom Ford · US
FT1044 (Bronson)
The Bronson model updates the classic aviator by exaggerating its proportions, fitting perfectly into the trend of large, architectural frames with a touch of retro glamour.
Tom Ford · US
FT1364
This model represents a more refined and sharp take on the architectural trend, appealing to those who want a statement piece that is also sophisticated and modern.