In The Shades


When it comes to sunnies, I tend to stick with what I love: a cat eye shape that suits my small face. With so many styles available, however – from oversized or mirrored to aviator and classic tortoiseshell ­– I asked some of the Tonic team which looks they are loving.


“My Cutler and Gross tortoiseshells from the ’80s. Sartorial, simple and can go so many ways.” Megan


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“I move from preppy round frames to a black square rock star vibe depending on my mood. I own many pairs because they are a quick way to change up your style.” Carlotta

Above_ Polaroid PLD 6067, $82, visiondirect.com.au; Coach HC7109, POA, sunglasshut.com/au; Michael Kors MK1058B St. Anton, $332, sunglasshut.com/au


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“Regardless of what’s in fashion, I find that I am always staring at butterfly-shape sunglasses, usually in black or dark tortoiseshell.” Marina

Above_ FF 430 by Fendi, $610, fendi.com; FF 0429 by Fendi, $610, fendi.com; Le Specs Rinky Dink, $59, lespecs.com 


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“The bigger the better. I prefer to look like they’ve catapulted out of the ’70s or ’80s, and a bit of bling or colour never hurts.” Rachelle

Above_ Ubatuba by Havaianas, $120, havaianas.com; Society by Dior, $700, sunglassconnection.com.au/dior-sunglasses/; Attitude by Dior, $580, sunglassconnection.com.au/dior-sunglasses/


“I love a black retro frame. My favourite movie star look is Jean Seberg in 1960’s A Bout de Souffle.” Patricia

Above_ Tiffany & Co. TF3069, $517, sunglasshut.com; Prada PR 54XS, $406, opsm.com.au; Dolce & Gabbana 0DG2243, POA, myer.com.au


Photos_ David Marr
Styling _ Aileen Marr

Aileen Marr

is part of the Tonic team

http://www.aileenmarr.com/
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