Product styling by Christina Yan Market edit by Corey Ng/P1MMy Yen Trung for The Globe and Mail
Cat-eye sunglasses are the frame of the moment, and they're as populist as they come: There isn't a face shape these shades won't complement. Both retro and ultrafeminine, they pair well with a beehive-inspired bun − or, for an edgier effect, with a leather jacket, a nod to Eartha Kitt's 1960s Catwoman. And they'll look equally as fetching with next to nothing on the beach in a month or two.
From left to right:
Agent Provocateur Stroke Me Sunglasses, $435 through www.agentprovocateur.com.
Agent Provocateur Beg Me Sunglasses, $498 through www.agentprovocateur.com.
Oliver Goldsmith Orbison (1964) sunglasses, $380 at Josephson ( www.josephson.ca).
Tom Ford sunglasses, $380 at Holt Renfrew ( www.holtrenfrew.com).
Joe Fresh sunglasses, $14 through www.joefresh.com.
Madeleine White