How to pair sunglasses for a chic look 

When done right, eyewear can add a hint of suavity to any outfit but the questions is how to pair your sunglasses with other accessories for a chic look. Experts suggest some smart ways to team it up without creating any fashion faux pas.

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Experts share some smart tips:

Patterned metal-framed sunglasses and cufflinks:

• Lightweight metal framed sunglasses with patterned detailing are popular these days.
• Cufflinks are a great way to add a personal touch to an outfit as it is a piece of jewellery along with functional benefits.
• It helps in displaying one’s unique fashion sense and can simply add that tinge to a basic shirt.
• As long as it’s a long-sleeved shirt with requisite holes in the cuffs, one can work cufflinks with all kinds of outfits.

Aviators and leather belt:

• Aviators is a summer staple but they can look great in winters too.
• Especially when supplemented with gloomy outfits for a laid-back look.
• These can also be paired with a formal and semi-formal outfit for a more sophisticated look.
• Inclusion of a good textured leather belt can take one’s look to the next level.
• A belt is, of course, important in keeping one’s pants in place; however, they need not be just functional.
• It’s a good idea to splurge in tan browns, black and navy blue colour.
• The best tip would be to match the colour of the belt with the shoes.

Dark tinted lens sunglasses and tie:

• They can make you look debonair when complemented with a formal outfit.
• The dark tinted sunglasses reduce the glare of reflective surfaces which makes them suitable for driving and, therefore, upping their utilitarian quotient too.
• A tie is an easy way to sharpen up the everyday work wear. It’s a eulogy for being a great add-on to accentuate one’s look.
• Whether suiting up for the office or laying out a look for the evening, a tie allows one to pull together the incongruous elements of the wardrobe with a touch of texture or complementary colour.