Established in 1936, Ray-Ban has become known for sunglasses that mix the quality construction and durability ofperformance eyewear with timeless styling. Ray-Ban emerged as a Hollywood favorite in the '60s when Audrey Hepburn wore the Wayfarer in Breakfast at Tiffany's, and their classic Aviator has been featured in a number of films. In 2006, Ray-Ban reintroduced their original Wayfarer, recreating it down to the tiniest detail. The style was a runaway hit, establishing a new generation of Ray-Ban fans.

Designing some of the most famous sunglasses in the world, Ray-Ban has a long history. Originally created for the US Air Corps, the brand’s iconic Aviator styles have become a summer staple, refreshed with colorful lenses. Synonymous with youth culture, the Wayfarer maintains its effortlessly cool aesthetic today with classic and trend-led designs to choose from.

We almost certainly have Ray-Ban to thank for making sunglasses an essential part of personal style. Synonymous with counterculture cool, Ray-Ban's iconic Wayfarer, Clubmaster and Aviator styles have been worn on- and offscreen by Hollywood's most rebellious stars. Beyond image, Ray-Ban continues to update their sunglasses with the latest specs, features and trendsetting frames.

I own several styles from Ray-Ban’s classics including Aviators, Wayfarers, Wings and Clubmasters, all seen below. I love their fresh takes every season on these classics and also their updated trend styles like the new cat eyes. The eyewear is great too if you were eyeglasses.

Shop Ray-Ban on their own website for the most up to date styles. Their sunglasses are also sold at Nordstrom, FarFetch & Shopbop. Google search for some great discount options as well!