The best sunglasses of 2024, as seen on celebrities

Whether they’re shielding their faces from the paparazzi, jetting off on exotic vacations or simply looking to make a statement on the red carPet, celebrities are constantly reaching for their sunglasses — so it’s no surprise they have excellent taste in eyewear.

Looking to add a new pair or two to your own wardrobe this season? The brands below — beloved by stars like Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, Emily Ratajkowski and more — are a great place to start.

From classic aviators to cool cat-eye frames, you’re sure to find a pair that suits your style.

Ray-Ban

The popularity of this beloved brand’s flattering Wayfarers and gold-rimmed aviators proves you can’t go wrong with a classic. Taylor Swift, Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston all regularly reach for Ray-Bans.

Ray-Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses

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Ray-Ban Clubmaster Sunglasses

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Ray-Ban Classic Aviator Sunglasses

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Le Specs

Fans of the tiny sunglass trend, look no further. This Aussie brand’s famously slim shades can be spotted on the likes of Gigi and Bella Hadid, Beyoncé and Priyanka Chopra.

Le Specs Air Heart Sunglasses

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Le Specs Unisex Unreal Sunglasses

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Le Specs Outta Love Sunglasses

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Gentle Monster

What do the “Barbie” press tour, Paris Fashion Week and Taylor Swift’s Bahamas getaway with Travis Kelce all have in common (besides making headlines, that is)? All featured statement sunnies from Korean label Gentle Monster.

In addition to Rihanna, Madonna, Rosalía and Lady Gaga — aka Mother Monster herself — the eye-catching eyewear’s also appeared on famous men like Timothée Chalamet, Jared Leto and Pharrell Williams.

Gentle Monster Rococo Tinted Sunglasses

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Gentle Monster Oval Frame Sunglasses

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Gentle Monster Hovo Sunglasses

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Oliver Peoples

Hailey Bieber, Alessandra Ambrosio and Emily Ratajkowski are just a few famous fans of this Los Angeles heritage label’s luxurious frames, which lean timeless rather than trendy.

Oliver Peoples Cary Grant Sunglasses

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Khaite x Oliver Peoples Bold Acetate Oval Sunglasses

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Oliver Peoples Remick Monochromatic Brow-Bar Sunglasses

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Privé Revaux

Considering Privé Revaux counts Ashley Benson, Jamie Foxx and Hailee Steinfeld among its co-founders, it’s no surprise the company’s affordable, fashion-focused eyewear — most pairs retail for just $30 — is a hit with the A-list.

Privé Revaux Maestro Classic Round Sunglasses

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Privé Revaux The Hepburn Cat Eye Sunglasses

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Privé Revaux Coco Oversized Sunglasses

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Krewe

A whole crew of celebrities are fans of Krewe. The New Orleans-based brand’s sunnies have popped up on the likes of Meghan Markle, Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner over the years.

Krewe Bowery Nylon Sunglasses

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Krewe Brigitte Sunglasses

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Krewe St. Louis Sunglasses

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Garrett Leight

This brand’s eponymous founder has a flair for eyewear design in his blood — his father, Larry Leight, created Oliver Peoples — and it shows.

Inspired by the vibe of his Venice Beach hometown, Leight’s frames are favored by California cool girls like Emma Roberts, Lucy Hale and Dakota Johnson.

Garrett Leight Kinney Sunglasses

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Garrett Leight Sherwood Sunglasses

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Garrett Leight Broadway Sunglasses

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Celine

Whether you’re eyeing cat-eye frames or classic square sunnies, you can’t go wrong with a pair from Celine. The luxury brand’s iconic eyewear has been spotted on famous faces like A$AP Rocky, Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga and the Kardashian-Jenners.

Celine Triomphe Square Acetate Sunglasses

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Celine Triomphe Logo Acetate Cat-Eye Sunglasses

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Celine Triomphe Logo Oval Acetate Sunglasses

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Quay

Famous for its oversized styles that range from sporty shields to statement-making aviators, this affordable Australian brand is a hit with stars like Emily Ratajkowski, Kaley Cuoco and Heidi Klum — not to mention its many famous brand collaborators like Chrissy Teigen, Jennifer Lopez and Paris Hilton.

Quay Level Up Sunglasses

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Quay On the Fly Sunglasses

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Quay Jezabel Sunglasses

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