Funky sunglassesBoth men and women does not accept their look complete until they put on a sunglass. Many wears trendy sunglass to grab attention from others. Sunglasses are always trend setters, each year manufacturers are producing new types of sunglasses. Sunglasses are as important as other outfits. When there is any occasion people grabs a sunglass. Some people keep their sunglass in their bag so that they do never fail to take it.

There are various classes of people. Some people wears for fashion, some made it a habit of wearing, some wears for protecting their eyes and some do not have any cause but it has been found in latest statistics maximum people wears sunglass for fashion purpose. Some of the Ray ban sunglasses are very much fashionable.

Different types of sunglass:

Mirror shades - Mirrored coating on surface. Used a lot by police officers in the US. They usually come in an aviator or wraparound shape.

Aviators - Teardrop-shaped lens and thin metal frames. Often used by pilots, military personnel, and law enforcement personnel in the US. Good with any face shape, but best with an oval shape.

Wayfarers/Spicolis - Popular in the 1950s and 1960s. Worn by Audrey Hepburn in the 1961 movie Breakfast at Tiffany's but this style again came back market and people are crazy for it, the collection of Ray ban sunglasses are very good.

Teashades - Popularized by John Lennon and OzzyOsbourne. They're not very effective at keeping light out of your eyes, though.

Wraparounds - Associated with athletics and extreme sports.

Oversized - Associated with models and movie stars. Glamorous, darling.

Choose your perfect sunglass:

Make sure the sunglasses fit properly. Try them on and make sure they don't pinch around your head. The weight should be evenly distributed between your ears and nose, and your eyelashes shouldn't touch the frame or lenses.The color of the lenses doesn't just affect your fashion statement, it affects how well you detect contrast and differentiate colors. Some colors enhance contrast, which can be useful; however, this is often at the expense of color distinction, which can cause problems (when you're driving, for example, and need to be able to clearly differentiate the colors of a traffic light). Some sunglasses even come with interchangeable lenses so you can change the color easily, depending on what you're doing.

Some of the classification of lens you must follow before buying:

Gray lenses reduce light intensity without affecting contrast or distorting colors.

Brown lenses partially enhance contrast by blocking some blue light. Good for snow sports. Also generally good for hunting in bright light, against open backgrounds.

Amber/yellow lenses significantly enhance contrast because they block most or all blue light, and that makes them popular among hunters who benefit from that contrast when looking at targets against the sky. They're bad, however, for any activity that requires color recognition (like driving!). Good for snow sports.

Red/orange lenses are good for snow sports but only on overcast days. If you're a hunter, orange lenses are good for clay targets against open backgrounds.

Violet lenses are good for hunters who need to see clay targets on a green background.

Copper sunglasses will mute the sky and grass against a golf ball. Blue and green sunglasses enhance contrast with a yellow tennis ball.