10 Stylish Nordstrom Sunglasses For Every Budget

Aire Whirlpool 53mm Aviator Sunglasses ($39)

For a subtle '70s vibe, you can't go wrong with chunky, tortoise shell aviators. These have a subtle khaki tint, and even though you can still see your eyes, they offer excellent full-coverage UV protection.

Le Specs Outta Love 51mm Oval Sunglasses ($65)

Whether you're throwing these sunglasses on with your swimsuit or pairing them with linen shorts and espadrilles, they have a minimal elegance that's cool and understated. The ecru shade feels unexpected, but you can also grab them in tortoise shell.

Quay Call The Shots 48mm Gradient Cat Eye Sunglasses ($65)

For a trendy twist on a classic shape, these cat eye sunglasses from Quay feel especially fresh. They're slightly oversized and have just a touch of gold detail to make them sharp and elevated. Our editor owns them and gets compliments every time she wears them. For more details, read her Quay Call The Shots Cat Eye Sunglasses review.

Editor quote: "There's nothing I love more than a pair of black cat-eye sunglasses — and this is my favorite style yet. The oversized shape is classic and glamorous, while the cat eye gives the shades a sexy, modern touch. They feel so comfortable on my face thanks to the nose pads, and I get a ton of compliments every time I wear them. With their versatile black color, the glasses complement every outfit I pair them with, from a formal ballgown to a matching sports bra and leggings set. Seriously." — Jessica Andrews, senior content director, Commerce and PS UK

Quay Noosa 55mm Cat Eye Sunglasses ($75)

If you're stuck between wanting a cat eye shape or a round pair of sunglasses, this option combines both. We especially love the eye-catching details, like the keyhole bridge, dual-tone frame, and brown polarized lenses.

Quay Front Cover 47mm Gradient Polarized Square Sunglasses ($95)

There's something undeniably glamorous about a pair of black, oversized sunglasses. If you're looking for a modern shape that doesn't feel too retro-inspired, this pair from Quay fits the bill. Our editor tested these sunglasses out and thinks they pair equally well with casual outfits or dresses and heels. For more details, read her Quay Front Cover Square Sunglasses review.

Editor quote: "I love a pair of square-shaped black sunglasses. It's a bold yet timeless style that makes me feel chic, and Quay's Front Cover style is the epitome of glamorous. The frame is slightly oversized for my face, but I love it. When I sport these, I feel effortless but bold. Plus, I'm obsessed with the gold detailing on the sides. These sunglasses truly go with everything; they can dress up something simple like jeans and a T-shirt or perfectly accessorize a dress and heels." — Anvita Reddy, assistant editor, Commerce

Marc Jacobs Cat Eye Sunglasses ($98)

For a timeless pair of cat-eye sunglasses, we're loving this slim, lightweight style from Marc Jacobs. They come with full UV protection and are available in three different colors. While you could go with black or dark tortoise shell, this plum shade feels sophisticated and unexpected.

Kate Spade New York Daeshas Polarized Cat Eye Sunglasses ($175)

Pair these gingham sunnies with a bold lip to instantly punch up the most basic outfit. The gold-toned spades add just a touch of bling to the temples.

Ray-Ban Square Sunglasses ($180)

When you want your sunglasses to play a supporting role instead of stealing the show, this understated and classic pair will never steer you wrong. The soft, square silhouette complements a variety of face shapes, and they're just the right size.

Coach Gradient Square Sunglasses ($192)

For an undeniably glamorous pair of statement sunnies, don't miss this peachy pink option from Coach. They're perfect for achieving that vintage Palm Beach aesthetic.

Ray-Ban Polarized Round Sunglasses ($203)

The keyhole bridge and round shape of these sunglasses offer plenty of retro style, but their universally-flattering form works with all sorts of aesthetics and face shapes. The polarized lenses make for a glare-free experience, so they're especially perfect for a day spent at the beach or pool.

Angela Elias is a contributing editor for PS Commerce. In her former roles at PS, she led the relaunch of its Latine identity and family-focused verticals, directed its Home vertical, and hosted shopping segments for TV Guide Network and video content for brands like Pier 1 and Walgreens. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the lifestyle space as a writer, editor, content strategist, director, on-camera talent, and publicist.