Vancouver Sun

A sunny dispositio­n

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Whether you’re heading south for some late-winter sun or to the slopes for a last-minute ski holiday, a new pair of sunglasses is always a good idea. What’s more, this season, nearly anything goes when it comes to choosing fresh frames. From micro and Matrix-inspired to statement and oversized, there’s something for everyone and then some. Rebecca Tay discovers five pairs to try right now. Get ready to throw some shade. IT’S A BLACKOUT

If you’re a fan of standout sunnies, you’ll love these Donna frames by Jimmy Choo. Just think of them as a more angular, more geometric (read: edgier and cooler) take on the classic cat eye.

The Bay, thebay.com | $365

MATRIX REDUX

No doubt you’ve seen the Jenners and the Hadids sporting sunglasses so tiny it’s a wonder they provide any respite from the sun. In fact, they don’t, but these Matrix-inspired styles are the hit style of the moment. Get yourself a relatively cheap and cheerful pair while the celebs are still fans.

Simon’s, simons.ca | $15

THE CAT’S PYJAMAS

For a retro cool look that transcends both time and geography, you can’t go wrong with a pair of cat-eye sunglasses. Go for basic black if it’s Audrey Hepburn vibes you seek or, for a hit of instant fun, opt for a pop of cherry red or bright, optic white.

Zara, zara.com | $29.90

ROSE-COLOURED GLASSES

What’s that saying about seeing life through rose-coloured lenses? Make it a reality with one of Dior’s latest hit sunglasses styles, the Stellaire 1. With their squared-off aviator shape and soft, gold-hued hardware, they’re nostalgic and modern in equal measure.

Holt Renfrew, holtrenfre­w.com | $535

ROUND THE WORLD

There’s something about wearing round sunnies that makes you feel like a true, quirky original. No wonder those who like the shape often make it their signature. Channel your inner John Lennon in a metal-rimmed, mini-aviator style, or go for a more modern approach in this tortoisesh­ell pair.

Le Chateau, lechateau.com | $25

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