Our 6 Favorite Sunglasses Esquire Editors Are Wearing This Summer

Ray-Ban's Wayfarers need no introduction, being a certified classic, but its brand-new Mega Wayfarers by A$AP Rocky certainly deserve one. These sunglasses are made even more cool and contemporary with larger, square frames, an all-black design, and the comfort and versatility you already know and love from the brand.

Sleek, sporty, and, honestly, sexy—Prada's sunglasses are taking the cake this season. This luxurious take on a wrap-around features a rim all the way around the lenses, a comfortable nose bridge, and Prada's logo at each temple. They're contemporary and fun, and thanks to the slanted lenses, they have a flattering, face-lifting effect, too.

In the world of luxury sunglasses, Jacques Marie Mage reigns king as the most luxurious. The brand is all about craftsmanship and quality, and these flattering aviators take that into account, with silver metal and acetate frames. They're elegant, elevated, retro, and cool, all at once. Buy 'em once, wear 'em forever.

How's this for a staple accessory? At only 50 bucks, Quince's acetate sunnies are a damn steal. They're lightweight and sturdy, with a comfortable nose bridge and, scratch-resistant CR-39 lenses, and rounded frames. They go with everything, from your swim trunks on beach day to the linen suit you're wearing to a beach wedding.

Paloceras makes sunglasses for those unafraid to add some flair to their style. These playful, funky shades feature translucent green, sculpturally inflated frames and tinted brown lenses—just different enough to make passersby stop and stare (or in the case of our model, Alfonso, ask you exactly where you got these from).

Tinted lenses for summer? Obviously. Quay's rectangular shades are deliciously retro, with thin metal frames and tinted lenses. They're timelessly cool, with a polished look that's even better under the sun.

Photographed by Florence Sullivan for Esquire

Modeled by Alfonso Fernández Navas

Styled by Crystal Okonkwo