What sunglasses do celebrities wear? I get this question from customers every time. While I admit that I don’t have an eye for fashion, I did some research into it (for you guys). Chill, I wasn’t swooping on the streets stalking your favourite celebs, I just looked it up on the internet.
What I found is that most celebrities eventually opt for classic styles like square or pilot whether hitting the red carpet or strolling down the streets.
Summer is almost here and you guys must be on the hunt for perfect sunglasses, I thought “why not bring the perfect shades to you?” And these are tried and tested by your beloved stars too. So without any further ado, let’s get to it.
Celebrity Approved Sunglasses
Whether they sport shades to hide from paparazzi or flying off to an exotic destination, you will rarely see celebrities without sunglasses. Here are the most famous sunglasses styles favoured by your favourite celebs.
1. Tom Cruise - Classic pilots
““Your ego is writing checks your body can’t cash””
Remember this iconic quote from the movie Top Gun? What else did you love about the movie apart from its badass dialogues? To me, it was the stylish cast, adrenaline-pumping action scenes and of course, Tom Cruise’s sunglasses in Top Gun. Although pilots look awesome on almost everyone, nobody rocks the pilot frame like this guy.
But, you don’t have to be a badass to try Alvington. This is just like Tom Cruise’s sunglasses in the picture above. Just wear it with an attitude and just about anything you could find in your wardrobe. Yes, that’s how adaptable Alvington is. How about an odd combination of chinos, button-down oxford and a blazer? Looks pretty perfect right.
2. Charlize Theron - Oversized Sunglasses
Charlize Theron is the perfect mix of talent and fashion. When there isn’t a hit number out by the songstress, Charlize’s sassy sunglasses are the talk of the town. She seems like a fan of 80s fashion. Well, who isn’t? She is spotted wearing a black round oversized sunglasses while exiting from a hotel in New York.
Our lovely Charlie is the exact imitation of Charlize’s sunglasses. Working well with both casual and formal attires, Charlie will give you a chic-grunge look. It is also our most sought-after and best designer sunglasses online. Pair it up with an oversized jacket and colour-blocked sneakers or an all-black business suit just like Charlize.
Going to a summer garden party? Slip into (or wiggle into) your floral mini dress, white kicks and don’t forget to take Dovile with you. You’ll be thanking me later.
3. Adam Levine - Clear Sunglasses
Although Tom Cruise and Adam Levine don’t have similar personas, they both have one thing in common - exquisite taste in sunglasses. Except, Adam Levine got trendy and put his faith in the clear glasses trend. He even took it up a notch with clear frame sunglasses.
Our good chap Henry here has a fresh twist to a classic style. If you hate people wearing the same thing as you, Henry should be right up your alley. Recreating Adam Levine’s sunglasses look, this transparent gem is an exclusive that you can find on Specscart. And guess what? We also give the fastest delivery on sunglasses.
4. Arnold Schwarzenegger - Tortoiseshell Sunglasses
Whatever Arnold Schwarzenegger wears runs out of stock in just a moment. If you are also a fan of the eclectic collection of Arnold’s, especially this vintage pilot style tortoiseshell frame, you can get the same pair from us. And the icing on the cake: It is available at a reasonable price as well.
Create Arnold Schwarzenegger’s sunglasses look with our classic Hampton and add texture to your style. Match it with a blue or black blazer, white sneakers or loafers to the “bring it on” look.
5. Hugh Grant - Pilots
I know, I know - Pilots again! But what can I do? They are the most famous sunglasses for men. And not only the Tomboys, our very own king of romantic comedies Hugh Grant have a special place for pilots.
Whether we talk about Hugh Grant’s sunglasses or Hugh Grant’s glasses in his iconic movie roles, the man looks charming in just about anything he wears. Man, I wish I looked like him.
But, I have Jason so I guess I am sorted. Now I just wear it with a basic grey tee and simple trousers and pretend to be cool. And the tint is similar to Hugh Grant’s sunglasses in The Gentleman. Monton is a unisex frame so girls can style it up with a crop top, denim shorts, a longline cardigan and cowboy boots. Reminds you of someone? Probably Kendall Jenner at Coachella 2013?
6. Dwayne Johnson Styles - Square Sunglasses
Johnson loves fashion just as much as people admire his looks. From his smart outfits to his bald hairstyle has been always an inspiration for people to style like him. Remember the shades he wore at the handprint and footprint ceremony for Kelvin Hart at the TCL Chinese Theatre? So unique.
However, this bold and smart frame that he is sporting in the picture above is more practical. Henry here is a true replica of Dwayne Styles's sunglasses that nails the cool look without even trying. Adding a cool factor to your regular t-shirt and jeans, it also looks amazing with preppy styles - turtlenecks and blazers. Whatever you wear it with, they will match every mood.
7. Gigi Hadid - Retro Rimless Sunglasses
Ski chic, sexy sports luxe or catwalk cool, Gigi has what it takes to slay every look. While she can pull off any accessory with ease, it’s her shades that she’s so crazy for. Did you know that she has more than 500 pairs of sunglasses in her wardrobe? I am just trying to imagine how big her wardrobe is. And yes, you can catch Gigi Hadid’s best eyewear looks here.
Play up the retro-chic look with WITHAM here. It is almost like Gigi Hadid’s sunglasses just with a different accent. Team it up with an oversized shirt or an oversized dress, leather jacket and ankle boots to keep it edgy. For more modest outfit choices, Witham will look great in a monochromatic ensemble. Don’t forget a cool hand-bag to top up the looks here.
Spotted your fav? If yes, congrats! You can get these low-cost sunglasses at your home within just a day and that too with free shipping.