15 Sunglasses For Fall, From Editor-Loved Styles to Celebrity-Approved Frames

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While we’re suckers for cute hats and stylish bags, there’s nothing like getting a pair of new sunglasses for fall. The seasonless accessory shields our eyes from being blinded by the sun, but it also has the ability to make an outfit look more pulled together. Plus, a good pair of sunglasses can hide tired, puffy eyes much better than most drugstore concealers. With the crisp fall weather upon us, there’s no better time to stock up on staple sunglasses for your wardrobe. To make it easier, we found several editor-backed styles that are available to shop online and worth having on your radar.

From classic Ray-Ban silhouettes that stand the test of time to tech-forward Meta frames, we scoured the internet and found the best sunglasses to stock up on this season. Ahead, find 15 options at every price point, including sunglasses that start at just $16 — and it really doesn’t get much better than that.

Our Favorite Sunglasses For Fall

For those who believe the bigger the better: Sojos Vintage Oversized Square Sunglasses at $16, originally $20 Two pairs of sunnies for the price of one: Butaby Rectangle Sunglasses at $16 Opt for a geometrical frame: Circus NY by Sam Edelman Hexagonal Sunglasses at $17 Try the micro-glasses trend: I-Sea Oval East West Sunglasses at $38 For a classic cat-eye: Quay Narrow Down Sunglasses at $75 An edgy, round shape with a wire frame: Quay Locals Only at $75 Add a subtle pop of color: Le Specs Hey Macarena Polarized Sunglasses at $85 For an ultra-thin frame: Freyrs Shay Sunglasses at $85 For an artsy accent: Szade Cave Polarized Sunglasses at $90 Take the guesswork out of prescription shades: Warby Parker Beale Sunglasses at $95 For those who prefer a polarized lens: Yesglasses Polarized Aviator Sunglasses at $148 For a designer splurge: Tory Burch Sunglasses at $191 You can’t go wrong with a classic aviator: Ray-Ban Aviator Classic Sunglasses at $244 Combine high-tech with timeless frames: Meta Fury AI Glasses at $299 Specs personally designed by Kylie Jenner: Meta Starfire Kylie Edition at $399

Sojos Vintage Oversized Square Sunglasses ($16, originally $20)

Whether you’ve had a long night or just prefer the style of oversized sunglasses, you’ll love this square-shaped pair from Sojos. The sunnies are a timeless option that can go with everything, from sweats to dresses. Available in a wide range of frame colors, they also boast gold detailing at the temples which adds a bit of flair. Plus, they offer 100 percent UV protection. If you’re looking for trending women’s sunglasses, these are it.

Butaby Rectangle Sunglasses ($16)

If you want to try the square sunglasses trend without spending a small fortune, pick up these rectangle sunglasses on Amazon. They’re fun, comfortable, and so affordable. Plus, you can buy a pair separately or try out two at once. Not to mention, these are one of the most popular sunglasses for women.

Circus NY by Sam Edelman Hexagonal Sunglasses ($17)

Looking to up your style game? Consider a pair of geometric sunglasses that are not only flattering, but also deliver that edge. These Hexagonal Sunglasses from Circus NY by Sam Edelman feature a classic hexagon-shaped silhouette with a dainty, thin frame that makes them look undoubtedly chic. They also have adjustable nose pads, thin temples, and cool gradient-tinted lenses that everyone will compliment.

I-Sea Oval East West Sunglasses ($38)

Curious about the micro-glasses trend? This frame emphasizes a wide, sleek design that flatters any face shape with its dainty finish. Choose between a sheer green or light blue lens to help manage glare and lower eye strain.

Quay Narrow Down Sunglasses ($75)

A pair of stylish white sunglasses are a wardrobe staple for the all seasons. They pair perfectly with a crisp fall sweater, jackets, or even just the standard jeans and a tee. This one from Quay has a cat eye shape that delivers a lifted look that’s sophisticated and timeless. You can check out our other favorites from Quay here.

Editor Quote: “Though I always wanted to incorporate a pair of white sunglasses into my wardrobe, I was nervous that I’d never find the right style. White sunglasses always stand out, so if they don’t flatter your face shape, it’s an immediate eye sore. These shades quieted my fears immediately. The boxy cat-eye style is a natural fit, and the built-in nose pads mean the sunglasses felt comfortable, too. I can’t wait to style these with printed spring dresses or solid bright tops for a cool contrast this season.” — Jessica Andrews, senior style director

Quay Locals Only ($75)

If you want to try something bold yet effortless, opt for these editor-backed aviator sunglasses. With their unique geometric frame shape, these sunglasses will never go out of style. The classic aviators have a wired brow bar for a more vintage look. Want to explore other styles from the brand? We tested out several picks in our review of Quay’s sunglasses.

Editor Quote: “Historically speaking, my face shape is not right for an aviator, mostly because of the awkward placement of the bar above my brows. (I usually prefer to see a hint of my brows above my glasses.) However, this pair has a slightly lower metal bridge, and I really love the intrigue of the hexagonal base. The polarized lenses have a neat tint, and I specifically love these aviators because of the brushed gold finish, which complements all of my go-to jewelry. My fiancé and I love to share sunglasses, particularly those of the gold variation because we’re both gold jewelry people, and these look great on both of us!” — Sarah Wasilak, shopping director & social host

Le Specs Hey Macarena Polarized Sunglasses ($85)

These Le Specs polarized sunglasses will pair well with any fall-weather outfit. Normally, you have to pay a premium for polarized sunglasses, but these are under $90 and so cute. Plus, they come with a soft case, so you can keep your lenses protected. If you’re looking for a pair of trending women’s sunglasses, these are them.

Freyrs Shay Sunglasses ($85)

Consider this proof that not all aviators have to be “Top Gun”-approved. This reimagined frame has no metal nose pads for added comfort (aka they won’t get stuck in your hair). But they do have an eye-catching chrome-gold lining and soft, round edges for a sleek, minimal style.

Szade Cave Polarized Sunglasses ($90)

For a pair of sunglasses that you can feel truly good about wearing, opt for these sustainable shades from Szade. The brand has become a favorite among millennials and Gen Z, as all of its frames are made from recycled pairs of sunglasses. Szade is on a mission to promote more circularity in the fashion industry by producing styles — like these polarized sunglasses — that are equal parts sustainable and chic. Read our Szade Recycled Sunglasses review to learn more.

Editor Quote: “I love that these sunglasses not only look good when on (trust me, I get compliments almost every time I wear them), but they’re also a pair I can feel really good about wearing because of their circular design. Oftentimes when shopping out sustainable fashion pieces, I feel like I have to sacrifice something; if they’re really cute, there’s a great chance that they actually aren’t that eco-friendly. Alternatively, I’ve found that some of the most sustainable accessories are often the most expensive and certainly don’t feel like a pair you might mistake for a designer style. But these Szade sunglasses have proven to be the exception.” – Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Warby Parker Beale Sunglasses ($95)

Need a pair of the best women’s sunglasses? You can’t go wrong with these jet-black sunglasses from Warby Parker. They look good on everyone and pair well with all kinds of outfits. You can even get them polarized or put in prescription lenses. Plus, they come in three hues: Black, Cognac Tortoise, and Rosemary Crystal (green).

Yesglasses Polarized Aviator Sunglasses ($148)

If you want to try a totally new style of shades, opt for these polarized sunglasses. These trending women’s sunglasses are lightweight and comfortable, and they’ll amp up any outfit. Read our review of the Yesglasses Polarized Aviator Sunglasses for more.

Editor Quote: “The lightweight sunnies are super comfortable, and they have a retro look about them that I like. I love their tortoise frame, and the brown lens color makes me feel like I’m living in an Old Hollywood Western film. The frames are scratch-resistant (which comes at a premium with other brands), and their case comes with a cleaning cloth for the times your lenses get dirty.” — Haley Lyndes, former assistant shopping editor

Tory Burch Sunglasses ($191)

These oversize, square-shaped sunglasses are elegant and timeless. With just a touch of gold hardware in the front and the iconic Tory Burch logo on the side, the beauty is in the subtle details. We particularly love the contrast of black frames and a gradient brown lens.

Ray-Ban Aviator Classic Sunglasses ($244)

If you’re looking for a pair of shades that you’ll have forever, we found just the perfect accessory. These classic aviator frames are definitely one of the most popular sunglasses for women. They’re stylish, chic, and timeless. Read our Ray-Ban Aviator Classic Sunglasses review for more.

Editor Quote: “These are the sunglasses that look good on everyone for every occasion. They’re polarized, so they actually protect from the sun, and they manage to be both sporty and polished. I wear them to work out, to run errands, to go out to eat, you name it, and they always look good.” — India Yaffe, former associate shopping editor

Meta Fury AI Glasses ($299)

Far from your typical pair of sunglasses, these tech glasses will help streamline your routine. Make phone calls, capture video, or even track your workouts by using voice commands to activate Meta AI on the go. Customize the classic square frame with over seven colorways to choose from to find your perfect combination.

Meta Starfire Kylie Edition ($399)

To expand their in-house assortment, Meta tapped none other than Kylie Jenner to design these trendy frames. Available in four color variations, the slim, oval shape achieves the perfect pair of sunnies that feel chic and sophisticated year-round. Read more about the versatile glasses in my Starfire Kylie Edition Glasses review.

Editor Quote: “I usually have a hard time finding sunglasses that fit my wide head, but to my surprise these felt super comfortable and flattering. Opting for the brown tortoise shade made the frames complement my brown hair seamlessly and added a bit of warmth to my daily look. They have quickly became my go-to accessory on morning walks and afternoon errands to listen to music and take calls while on the go.” — Adelaide Giesey, shopping writer

— Additional reporting by Anvita Reddy, Angelia Elias, and Adelaide Giesey

Kyley Warren is an award-winning writer and editor with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She previously worked as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. Before joining PS, Kyley worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.

Anvita Reddy is a former assistant editor for PS Shopping. She has a passion for products and reviews home gadgets, cookware, tech, and more. Having dealt with acne as a teenager and into adulthood, her expertise lies in beauty. At PS, she tested skin care, makeup, and hair care, plus countless other beauty products.

Angela Elias is a former contributing editor for PS Shopping, where she reviewed everything from beauty products to kitchen gadgets, curated can’t-miss sales, and created “best of” shopping roundups. Previously, she led the relaunch of Popsugar’s Latine identity and family-focused verticals, directed its Home vertical, and hosted shopping segments. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the lifestyle space as a writer, editor, content strategist, director, on-camera talent, and publicist.

Adelaide Giesey (she/her) is a shopping writer at Popsugar. With over seven years of industry experience, she is an expert in all things beauty and enjoys writing across fashion and lifestyle categories. Prior to PS, she helped shape the beauty verticals at Byrdie, Coveteur, and InStyle.