6 pairs of sunglasses to add to your cart this spring

Get ready for those sunny spring days with a new pair of shades.

By Michele Kettner • Posted February 25, 2021 at 10:27 a.m.

Courtesy of Toms

With the snow gone and the sun out, it is time to start prepping your spring looks. From square to cat eye and black to blue, find the perfect pair that matches your style and add one of these six pairs of sunglasses to your cart today.

ray-ban glasses with green lens — *Courtesy of Nordstrom*

Add some color to your first day of spring look with these green retro lenses. // Ray-Ban Icons 53mm Retro Sunglasses, $154; Nordstrom

blue glasses with brown lens — *Courtesy of Saks Fifth Avenue*

Pull together your outfit with a pair of oversized sunglasses that never go out of style. // Chloe 59MM Square Sunglasses, $415; Saks Fifth Avenue

brown and yellow glasses — *Courtesy of Neiman Marcus*

Match the spring sun with these yellow, Italian made glasses. // Illesteva Helen Acetate Cat-Eye Sunglasses, $260; Neiman Marcus

black ray-bans — *Courtesy of Bloomingdale’s*

This sleek unisex pair will be the perfect choice for those clear sunny days and those bright snowy ones. // Ray-Ban Unisex Justin Polarized Square Sunglasses, 55mm, $167; Bloomingdale’s

tiffany's sunglasses — *Courtesy of Macy’s*

Rock the Tiffany blue for a luxurious look for your daily errand runs around town. // Tiffany & Co. Sunglasses, $439; Macy’s

light blue toms sunglasses — *Courtesy of Toms*

Go for pretty spring pastels when selecting your shades for the day with this light blue pair that gives back to those in need. // Toms Paloma Sunglasses, $68; Toms

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.