Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are expanding their line The Row to include, initially, four sunglasses styles.  This makes sense, since the famous twins are well-known for slipping around New York and Los Angeles, hidden behind various giant eyewear styles.

Their own line will include a classic aviator look and an oversized 60s pair.  Since those styles always look good, we figured we’d get our hands on them now, with traditional Ray-Ban aviators and these big Abelie Cat sunglasses from Chloe.

Get more Olsen style with the best sunglasses, which we’d don with booties and a black dress.

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You do your body shape research before slipping into a new summer swimsuit, but do you consider your face shape before investing in some new sun-blocking shades? The right pair of sunglasses can draw major attention to your assets while lending balance to more extreme features.

Check out our suggestions below:

If your face is square: Rounded frames will add some softness to your angular features. Tom Ford’s Valesca shades ($280) have additional detail at the brow, drawing eyes upward and balancing out a strong jawline.

If your face is round: Choose wide rectangular or square frames to downplay fullness and make your face appear thinner. Oliver Peoples’ Apollonia shades ($325) create the illusion of angles.

If your face is heart-shaped: Gals with wider foreheads do best with shades with thin frames, like Dana Buchman Aviators from Kohl’s ($16).

If your face is oblong: Long and lean faces can handle oversized frames—think big and bold. Try drawing attention upward by picking glasses with eye-catching stems, like Kate Spade’s Priscilla Print shades ($148).

Be sure to shop our Celeb Sunglasses Guide for styles the stars can’t get enough of this summer.

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Add a pair of these cute plastic sunglasses to your beach bag or carry-on – if you lose them or sit on them, no big deal.

This pair ($14.40, were $36) has a classic oval shape, in basic black or tortoise.

Oversized sunglasses ($9, were $30) are particularly of-the-moment.

These white Simply Vera sunglasses ($14.40, were $36) have a playful pinup feel.

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You do your body shape research before slipping into a new summer swimsuit, but do you consider your face shape before investing in some new sun-blocking shades? The right pair of sunglasses can draw major attention to your assets while lending balance to more extreme features. So before you plunk down cash for that pair of oversized retro granny glasses, make sure you're making the right choice for your look. Consult our guide to glasses for your face shape (complete with high-end and budget friendly suggestions) and you'll be made in the shade.

If your face is square: When in doubt, stick with shades that are the opposite of your face shape. Rounded frames will add some softness to your angular features. Tom Ford's Valesca shades ($167) have additional detail at the brow, drawing eyes upward and balancing out a strong jawline. And Bleu Dame's Ring Temple glasses ($13) lend curves to a boxier face.

If your face is round: Here's another study in opposites. Choose wide rectangular or square frames to downplay fullness and make your face appear thinner. Oliver Peoples' Apollonia shades ($325) create the illusion of angles, while Mossimo's Black Vector sunglasses ($16) with purple ombré lenses are narrow and distract from fuller cheeks.

If your face is heart-shaped: Gals with wider foreheads do best with shades with thin frames, like Cutler and Gross' mirrored aviators ($415). If playing down a pointy chin is your goal, pick something with a straight-across top, like Forever 21's spin on Wayfarers ($6).

If your face is oblong: Long and lean faces can handle oversized frames—think big and pick a pair that extends all the way down to the center of the face. Try drawing attention upward by picking glasses with eye-catching stems, like Kate Spade's Priscilla Print shades ($148), or pick funky patterned frames, like Anthropologie's Bitty Bloom glasses ($24) to downplay your long cheeks and jaw line.

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This week, we rounded up the pricier goods that our writers have budgeted for in their spring funds. Nothing ends a recession like increased spending, people.  

SheFindsArden plans to invest in this Kenneth Jay Lane necklace, because it goes with everything, especially for a turquoise-phile.

SheFindsJenn wants to get this pricey pair of Tom Ford sunglasses to replace her battered Versace pair. What else do you wear every single day for the entire season?

SheFindsSuzelle is buying a roomy, neutral-colored MICHAEL Michael Kors shoulder bag – a staple you depend on so heavily (imagine not having a bag…) should be well-constructed and attractive.

If you think you can keep it clean, be like SheFindsBrynT and buy a white linen blazer to replace your black standby when the weather begs for something lighter and brighter.

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What: Tom Ford Andrea Sunglasses, $325

Why:  I have been wanting a pair of Tom Ford glasses for a couple of years and thankfully he now has an entire range of very cute shapes–including this pair of caramel-colored oversized aviators. They're not as literal as traditional aviators, and are just big enough to balance out my longer oval face. And since my old pair of Versaces have become pretty scratched and sad, I don't feel bad investing in these new shades. 

They also come in black, but I like my glasses to complement my hair and skin, not to mention the tan I hope to get when the sun finally makes its appearance.

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We’re sure we don’t have to tell you this twice, but a little neon goes a long way. To pull off this trend, we’d focus on accessories and pair them with neutrals – happy little pops of color are way more palatable than a Day-Glo muumuu, or something bizarre like that.

1. These plastic sunglasses ($15.50) cost exactly what a fun, trendy pair should cost.

2. A bright patent hobo ($295) is work-appropriate thanks to the classic shape.

3. The iconic Jimmy Choo strappy sandal ($535), in fun neon patent leather.

4. Wear these lacquered bracelets ($5) all together with a shift dress, or mix one or two with chunky wood bangles for more texture.

5. A comfortable everyday sandal ($59) looks punched-up in glowing yellow.

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Since the recession became the most popular newsmaker around here, we’ve been hearing a lot of “Save on trends! Spend on classics!” which is true, to some extent, but we’re getting tired of saying it. Here’s today’s version: Save on classics. Well-made, Ralph Lauren classics. Ha! We win!

Ralph Lauren’s iconic skinny polo ($50, was $75) has that magical mesh weave that’s more forgiving than plain old jersey. And it comes in just about every color human eyes can differentiate.

These square sunglasses ($89) are big but not too big, and don’t scream “BRAND” on the side.

A pastel linen shirt ($60, was $85) can be worn crisp and tucked in at work, and casually undone for beachside cocktails (maybe both in the same day, when we move to Key West).

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iWood's Organic Macassar Ebony Sunglasses ($221.90) have been on my mind ever since I saw them at the Saks holiday gift preview. They're made from sustainable exotic wood, and are laminated and hand-finished for durability. They also have 100% UV protection.

I've been wanting a big leather tote for a while, and it's the horseshoe buckle on the Ananas Samantha Tote ($530) that clinched the deal. Who doesn't need a lucky handbag?

Perhaps not one to open at a large family gathering, I still really want Bliss's Bikini Perfect Deluxe ($60). Waxing is beyond my pain threshold, and there are some places scissors should just never go. 

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