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70s Style Sunglasses FAQs
What sunglasses were iconic in the 70s?
Iconic 1970s sunglasses included oversized frames, classic aviators, round metal styles, bold acetate designs, and gradient lenses in warm tones. These statement silhouettes defined the era’s confident, expressive fashion and continue to influence modern eyewear.
What defines 70s sunglasses?
70s sunglasses are known for bold, expressive shapes that blend function with standout style. Classic silhouettes include larger aviator styles with slightly oversized lenses, statement-making oversized frames in round or square shapes, double-bridge designs with a brow bar, and playful variations like butterfly or cat-eye shapes. The emphasis was on individuality and making a fashion statement.
How to style outfits with 70s sunglasses?
Pair oversized or aviator sunglasses with flared trousers, denim jackets, or tailored blazers for a retro-modern look. Round 70s sunglasses work well with relaxed knits, button-down shirts, or bohemian pieces, while warm-toned lenses complement earth-color palettes like brown, beige, olive, and cream.