The trendiest sunglasses, with shades and sunnies options for a hot girl summer, all available to shop in Hong Kong and online.
Whether you’re rocking oversized shades or aviators, sunglasses are the must-have accessory for every season – especially summer. They keep your eyes shielded from the sun and add serious oomph to your look. From Y2K-inspired frames to Olympics-inspired shields, we’ve rounded up the trendiest sunglasses available to shop in Hong Kong. Get ready for your hot girl summer and stay cool with our favourite “can’t-go-wrong” pairs of sunnies.
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Saint Laurent, SL 557 Shade Oval Sunglasses, $2,830
Spotted time and time again on Hailey Bieber, these Saint Laurent sunglasses are the epitome of cool-girl glamour. With their unique shape, they add an edgy twist to any casual outfit – and they’re finally not sold out.
Free People, Shadow Side Square Sunglasses, $195
Nothing says “famous but incognito” quite like a pair of oversized sunnies that could double as a windshield. Even if you’re simply hiding last night’s raccoon eye situation, these oversized lenses are the ultimate camouflage. Think of them as the summer equivalent of massive ski goggles, only far chicer and guaranteed to make you feel like a million bucks – even if you’re rocking a messy bun and haven’t seen the outside of yoga pants in days.
Gentle Monster, Jennie Wispy Y8 Sunglasses, $2,650
BLACKPINK in your area! Jennie and Gentle Monster have teamed up once again for their latest collab, Jentle Salon, and the Wispy Y8 sunglasses are our faves. What’s even cooler? They come with detachable charms that double as hair accessories, letting you personalise your look to the max (trust us, these butter yellow sunnies are your ticket to being the trendsetter of the season)!
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JW PEI, Angelica D Frame Sunglasses, $499
The Summer Olympics have brought sporty shield sunglasses to the runways and streets, making them the perfect statement piece to jazz up any casual outfit. These futuristic ’90s-inspired shades might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but they’re worth a try if you’re feeling adventurous. Case in point: the JW Pei Angelica D Frame Sunglasses. With their unique design, they’re sure to make you stand out in any crowd.
Sassy Tip: They’re also the perfect accessory to complement your activewear!
Bottega Veneta, Cat-Eye Gold-Tone Sunglasses, From $3,620
If there’s one eyewear style that screams “I’m an old-money socialite who lunches at the country club,” it’s got to be the cat eye. Frequently seen on Sofia Richie Grainge, today’s modern iterations takes the retro silhouette and gives it a fresh twist. Think angular styles in unexpected materials like patterned perspex or delicate versions that convey “I’m too cool to try too hard.”
Reformation x Jimmy Fairly, The Brune Sunglasses, $1,600
Aviators are a staple that never go out of style! You simply can’t go wrong with the classic metal silhouette, but why not shake things up with a modern shape? Enter the Reformation x Jimmy Fairly The Brune, chic sunglasses that have really caught our eye. Not only do they look stylish, but they’re also made sustainably in France with 100% plant-based and biodegradable bio-acetate.
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Quay, TTYL Rimless Sunglasses, $650
Grammy-winning singer and songwriter SZA has teamed up with Quay to bring us some seriously stylish shades, and the TTYL sunglasses are the star of the show! If you’re still obsessing over Y2K trends, you’ll love the new rimless version of this iconic square frame.
Bottega Veneta, Injection Cat-Eye Acetate Sunglasses, $3,250
There’s no quicker way to punch up a basic outfit than with a pair of sunglasses so bright they could double as traffic cones. These vivid sunglasses are a whole vibe – just don’t be surprised when strangers start showering you with compliments usually reserved for celebrities.
Loewe, Cat-Eye Double Frame Sunglasses , $3,800
Classic frames are always a hit, but if you’re looking to elevate your eyewear game, sunnies adorned with decorative details can make all the difference. These shades, reminiscent of Paris Hilton’s style, feature subtle metal wiring that makes them stand out. They’re perfect for pairing with a monochromatic look or adding a touch of luxury to your ensemble.
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AIRE, Cosmic Love Heart Sunglasses, $178
These playful, colour-saturated sunnies feature tinted heart lenses that are as adorable as they are trendy. And the best part? They’re affordable, so you can rock this on-trend style without breaking the bank.
Cult Gaia, Lili Sunglasses, $3,200
As seen on Kendall Jenner at Victoria Beckham’s runway show, bold acetate frames are the eyewear trend that keeps on giving. If you’re looking to hop aboard that vintage-inspired train, may we suggest the Cult Gaia Lili?
Lele Sadoughi, Daisy Oval Sunglasses, $1,133
These swirly green acetate beauties are essentially wearable affirmations that you’re the main character of your own free-spirited rom-com. With frames so vibrant and statement-making, you’ll feel like you just stepped out of an Austin Powers movie as an international woman of mystery – or at least someone who regularly attends Coachella.
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Editor’s Note: All listed prices were correct at the time of publication. “12 Trendy Sunglasses To Shop In Hong Kong” was most recently updated in July 2024 by Catherine Pun. With thanks to Dervla Louli Musgrave and Sakina Abidi for their contribution.
Main image artwork by Sassy Media Group using images courtesy of respective brands, image 1 courtesy of Saint Laurent via Eyewear Club, image 2 courtesy of Free People, image 3 courtesy of Gentle Monster, image 4 courtesy of JW PEI, image 5 courtesy of Bottega Veneta via NET-A-PORTER, image 6 courtesy of Reformation, image 7 courtesy of Quay, image 8 courtesy of Bottega Veneta via NET-A-PORTER, image 9 courtesy of Loewe, image 10 courtesy of AIRE via Asos, image 11 courtesy of Cult Gaia, image 12 courtesy of Lele Sadoughi via Free People.