Best Celebrity Sunglasses

Fellow Fans: Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Katherine Heigl

A relatively new kid on the block, French brand Jee Vice is making headway with statement glasses like the Red Hot, which comes in six other colors besides its namesake red.

For a square pair at a fraction of the price, try Fossil Shelly glasses. They’re red, and the subtle side detail adds a little edge to your glam.

Fellow Fans: Julianne Moore, Jessica Alba, Naomi Campbell

Myrte

Chloé has been creating elegant eyewear sought by celebrities for some time, but the Myrte style with its oversized round shape and metal inlay helped the brand reach a new level of fervor.

For less than a 10-spot, you can grab a nearly identical look to the Myrte with the Forever 21 F7713. Granted, you’ll be missing the Chloé prestige, but the retro shape is there.

Fellow Fans: Jennifer Aniston, Sienna Miller, Mena Suvari

Ever since Tom Ford launched his first eyewear collection in 2006, celebrities have scooped up shades like the TF51 Lilliana for their classic, clean lines and pretty shapes.

These Jessica Simpson Round Sunglasses mimic the shape, thin earpieces, and open sides of Tom Ford’s pricier pair. And, at a tenth of the price, you could by these and a few others.

Fellow Fans: Fergie, Rachel Bilson, Vanessa Hudgens

The shades of the 80s are everywhere in Hollywood as the go-to pair to wear for everything from errands to appearances. The classic 2140 now comes in a veritable rainbow of colors and special styles, too.

Old Navy Women’s Classic Sunglasses may not have the Ray-Ban caché, but they do come in six different colors, including the classic black and a very springtime pink and robin’s egg blue

Fellow Fans: Rihanna, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Simpson

This season, oversized shapes and graded lenses and frames evoke the spirit of the 60s, inspired by the original designs of Cristobal Balenciaga. The 0035 is a little hard to find, but not hard to love.

The plastic and metal combo that makes the Balenciaga glasses awesome is also in these Rampage Oversize Sunglasses with Metal Temples. What sells them, though, is the fun butterfly shape.