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Women’s Aviator Sunglasses & Glasses

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Basil Black
Basil Black

Basil Black

€975,00
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Basil Dark Havana
Basil Dark Havana
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Eki 18K Gold Plated Titanium
Eki 18K Gold Plated Titanium
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Jun RX Dark Havana
Jun RX Dark Havana
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Basil RX Dark Havana
Basil RX Dark Havana
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Eki RX 18K Gold Plated
Eki RX 18K Gold Plated
Chloé
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Basil RX Black
Basil RX Black
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SL 960 002
SL 960 002
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IM 0262 2IK
IM 0262 2IK
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IM 0261/S 8GX 9O
IM 0261/S 8GX 9O
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IM 0262 9G0
IM 0262 9G0
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IM 0261/S HBN 9K
IM 0261/S HBN 9K
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IM 0268/S 000 FF
IM 0268/S 000 FF
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IM 0268/S J5G N4
IM 0268/S J5G N4
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Frequently asked questions

Are aviator sunglasses still in style for women?
Yes — absolutely. In 2025, aviator frames remain a go-to trend, especially in updated versions with slimmer profiles, rose gold finishes, and gradient lenses for a softer, modern look.
Do aviator glasses suit every face shape?
Aviator glasses work best on oval, heart-shaped, and round faces. Their teardrop shape adds angles and structure, helping to visually elongate softer facial features.
Can women wear aviator glasses with prescription lenses?
Yes! Most aviator frames in our collection are prescription-ready and compatible with single vision, progressive, or blue light blocking lenses.
What’s the difference between aviator sunglasses and regular glasses?
Aviator sunglasses typically feature larger lenses and UV protection for outdoor use, while optical aviator glasses are designed for vision correction or screen use, maintaining the same iconic shape.
Are there lightweight aviator frames for all-day wear?
Definitely. Many of our women’s aviator styles are crafted from stainless steel or titanium, offering durability with a featherlight feel — ideal for long days and effortless wear.