Hexagonal sunglasses history
Hexagonal frames enjoyed their peak in the 1940s when variety in lens shapes grew and adapted. Adventurous rounded frames, narrow-bottomed glasses, and angular octagonal and hexagonal shapes became coveted frame shapes.
Quirky, fun, and different, the hexagon sunglasses trend has pushed standard-shaped lenses aside to become the must-have sunglasses for the summer.
Women’s hexagonal sunglasses
Chunky frames
Hexagonal frames offer a daring and distinctive style that commands attention. Let these striking STONEFISH SUN RX frames become the centre of your ensemble. Pair them with a classic combination of a plain white t-shirt and jeans for an effortless, fashion-forward look that exudes confidence.
Coloured frames
Step into a world of timeless sophistication with LL SUN RX 01. These large softly angled hexagonal sunglasses crafted by Liberty, renowned for their impeccable artistry, these sunglasses are a true masterpiece, seamlessly blending the essence of art nouveau with contemporary style.
With their softly angled hexagonal shape, these sunglasses empower you to make a bold statement while embracing your unique style. The blush pink enamel highlights delicately accentuate the rim and slim metal sides, adding a touch of feminine allure.
Men’s hexagonal sunglasses
Pilot style hexagonal frames
Pilot style sunglasses have stood the test of time, maintaining their status as a timeless fashion staple. These stunning Specsavers tortoiseshell frames put an unusual twist on a classic style. The temple detailing alongside the flat-bottom lens creates a bold feel — if you want to stand out from the crowd this is the pair for you.
Whether you’re dressing up for an occasion or going for a casual look, pilot shape frames are the way forward. If you prefer the sleekness of a square frame, these JOHN DORY SUX RX sunglasses from Specsavers are an ideal choice, offering a perfect balance of style and sophistication.
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