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Saint Laurent Square-Frame Acetate Sunglasses (£300)

Meet this summer’s coolest post-gender eyewear trend: abstract pattern lenses.  These wild, petrol-effect gender neutral sunglasses shift colours as they catch the light. They’ll clash with a Hawaiian shirt, so stick to a plain white tee.

Napsvgar Peyton Black Face & Pink Crystal (£360)

Handcrafted in Hungary. Napsvgar turn sustainable materials into understated and luxurious gender neutral sunglasses with a touch of madness. If you’re a visionary who appreciates crazy couture, you’ll will almost certainly agree that these are ‘the boom’.

Smoke X Mirrors Soda Pop I Havana & Blue (£325)

Inspired by the flamboyance of the disco era, with a dash of 1950’s futurism, these circular gender neutral shades feature high-quality dual layered acetates and stainless steel rimlocks. The ideal eyewear for a bit of light #gatsbying.

Planet i Extraterrestrial Blue Glitter Lens Sunglasses (£60)

Always fancies a pair of those 1990s-style Kurt Cobain ‘space cowboy’ lenses? These gender neutral sunglasses come from the hipster paradise that is Brooklyn, New York. Watch out, though – there’s a strong possibility you could end up looking like Destiny’s Child.

Ray-Ban Aviator Mineral Flash Lenses (£145)

The classic unisex shades. Bucking the trend for super-thick frames and crazy patterns, Ray-Ban’s elegant Aviator sunglasses remain the post-gender ‘go-to’. Play it safe with the iconic Classic model (£127), or go for broke with these on-trend, multi-coloured ‘Mineral‘ lenses.

Cazal 6623 vintage sunglasses (£290)

From Elvis to Kate Moss, vintage Cazal’s look good on everyone – regardless of whether they have the testosterone level of a bull shark. These beauties are guaranteed to make you feel like a badass. Y’know, like when you summon the lift and the doors immediately open.

Topman Red Round Sunglasses (£14)

Dua Lipa or Liam Gallagher: who wore them best? We don’t know, but round sunglasses – aka  ‘teashades’ – definitely have a rock star pedigree that stretches back to the 1960s. They’re universally flattering, especially when you’re getting papped after a night out and your pupils are the size of saucers.

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