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Specs appeal

STYLE FINDER - Vicky Tensuan -

Seriously, do you buy sunglasses to shade your eyes from the sun or to look good? Whatever the reason, be it for vanity or necessity, a pair of great-looking sunnies will always complete an outfit and turn heads.

This summer season, a bevy of styles has hit the market, from the updated aviator to the gilded to the pearlized. Every pair makes a statement and it may not always concern protection from the sun.

Lady luxe

These oversized specs give off one of two things: the I’m-a-lady-who-lunches-every-day look or the I’m-constantly-hounded-by-the-paparazzi look, a.k.a., a more glamourized version of you. Either way, they make you look like a million bucks. (Versace shades with floral detail, P19,990)

The perpetual classic

These pairs were a staple in Top Gun — and made every man on the set look incredibly hot. But who says they should be limited to fighter jet pilots? The Aviators, a patented name by its maker Ray-Ban, can instantly add that much-needed oomph to any outfit. Trust us on this. (Ray-Ban Aviator, P6,490)

White hot

No matter what the color trend, white is a perennial summer hit. When worn against a golden tan, the effects are nothing short of smashing and, despite the mercury rising, surprisingly cool. (Shanghai Tang plastic frames, P7,990)

Gilt trip

When buying shades, consider the tone of your skin. Those with pinkish tones should opt for silver frames. On the other hand, for the majority with yellow skin tones, gold-based specs are more up your alley. (Ferragamo shades with crystal detail, P15,990)

ALWAYS

AVIATOR

BAN

FERRAGAMO

LOOK

RAY-BAN

RAY-BAN AVIATOR

SHADES

SHANGHAI TANG

TOP GUN

VERSACE

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