GQUEEN Oversized Sunglasses

Oversized is a fit decision before it is a style one. A lens that covers the brow and the cheekbone keeps light from coming in at the sides, which is what the eye doctors mean by a wraparound, and it hides more of a face than a pilot does. The S904 does it with a thick moulded rim in black, tortoise, champagne, black-and-red and black-and-purple, and it is not polarized: the card prints UV400 and nothing more, and buyers who want the filter go to the cat-eye.

The cat-eye is the same coverage in polished metal: silicone nose pads, a frame that flexes at the corners to fit a wider face, and seven tints of which four are mirrors. It is the lightest frame on this page and the one that turns up in photographs. The two clear-lens frames are here because the search brings people to them: the oversized clear-lens square at 69 millimetres across the lens and the gradient-blue oversized frame, both worn with nothing in them, both UV400, both under twelve dollars.