The Best Nordstrom Sunglasses, Including an Editor Favorite Under $50

BP. Oversize Gradient Square Sunglasses ($15)

Between the oversize shape and the leopard print, these statement sunglasses are just the thing to wake up a monochrome 'fit or accessorize a little black dress this summer. The $15 price tag doesn't hurt, either.

Bertha Annie Polarized Sunglasses ($30, originally $49)

Summon '60s glamour with these retro-inspired white shades. The frames are flexible, durable, and lightweight, and the TAC polarized lenses offer 100 percent UVA/UVB protection.

Fifth & Ninth Molly 50mm Polarized Round Sunglasses ($60)

These oversized sunglasses are a nod to '70s-era Jackie O. glam and look much more expensive than they actually are. The embossed temples add subtle pattern but still feel elegantly minimal in all black. The lenses are also polarized to help reduce glare.

Quay Felt Cute Sunglasses ($70)

These petite and glossy oval-shaped sunnies have a subtle '60s vibe and are popular among Nordstrom shoppers as well as our editorial team. Our former shopping editor tested them out and found them to be equally stylish and comfortable. For more details, read our Quay Felt Cute Sunglasses review.

Editor Quote: "They're made from a durable material that feels long-lasting without being uncomfortable; there's no awkward pressure on my scalp, and I've yet to get any headaches after wearing them all day. The frames have a playful, oval silhouette that's designed to flatter all types of face shapes, and the smoke lenses help to protect my eyes from harmful UV rays. These sunglasses have quickly become a staple in my everyday bag, and I don't see that changing anytime soon." — Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Le Specs Velodrome Cat Eye Sunglasses ($80)

If you're looking for a cat eye shape with a modern edge, this Le Specs pair features sharp angles that look undeniably cool. The dark tortoise shell frames add just a touch of pattern without looking too busy.

Quay After Hours 51mm Polarized Square Sunglasses ($90)

These popular sunnies have racked up over one thousand reviews with 71 percent of them earning a five-star rating. You can choose between shiny black or matte black frames and polarized or non-polarized lenses. The oversized silhouette transforms a classic shape into a statement.

Marc Jacobs Cat-Eye Sunglasses ($106)

For a timeless pair of cat-eye sunglasses, we're loving this slim, lightweight style from Marc Jacobs. They come with full UV protection and have subtle branding.

Kate Spade New York vivi 54mm round sunglasses ($180)

You could be frolicking in the Hamptons or just running errands and you would undoubtedly turn heads in these Kate Spade stunners. The layered petals in alternating colors have a blooming effect, while the "Hello sunshine" inscription only adds to the whimsy.

Ray-Ban 51mm Gradient Aviator Sunglasses ($195)

For an elevated, classic pair of aviators, you can't go-wrong with this gold metal option from Ray-Ban. Made in Italy, they include adjustable, non-slip nose pads to keep glasses in place and offer 100 percent UV protection.

Anine Bing Indio Sunglasses ($200)

These bestselling Indio sunglasses feature thick frames and a timeless square shape. Choose between black or dark tortoise frames — both are polarized with UV400 protection.

Coach 56mm Gradient Square Sunglasses ($203)

For an undeniably glamorous pair of statement sunnies, don't miss this peachy pink option from Coach. They're perfect for achieving that vintage Palm Beach aesthetic.

Ray-Ban Polarized Round Sunglasses ($215)

The keyhole bridge and round shape of these sunglasses offer plenty of retro style, but their universally flattering form works with all sorts of aesthetics and face shapes. The polarized lenses make for a glare-free experience, so they're especially perfect for a day spent outside.