Aviator sunglasses, developed by Ray-Ban in 1937, are characterized by dark, often reflective lenses with metal frames and wire temples which hook behind the ears; nowadays they are often polarized. They were given their name due to their shape, which matched those of the aviation goggles Ray-Ban used to sell to the Army and Navy. Bottom line, they're stylish and just plain cool! Aviator sunglasses are timeless and their style artfully recreated by the top designers in the fashion industry.

Armani Exchange | Emporio Armani | Giorgio Armani | Arnette

Black Flys | Bolle | Burberry | Bvlgari | Carrera | Cartier

Cazal | Chanel | Christian Dior | Diesel

Dolce & Gabbana | Dragon | Ed Hardy | Emilio Pucci

Fendi | Gucci | Hugo Boss | Juicy Couture | Kate Spade

Kenneth Cole | Marc Jacobs | Maui Jim | Nike | Oakley

Oliver Peoples | Persol | Police | Prada | Ralph Lauren

Ray-Ban | Revo | Roberto Cavalli | Serengeti | Smith Sport

Spy | Tom Ford | Valentino Aviators | Versace | Vuarnet

Wiley X | X Loop | Yves Saint Laurent Aviator