Whether you realise it or not, the sunglasses you reach for are saying something about you to the outside world. About your style, your mood, your general vibe. So, what exactly are your sunglasses actually telling the world? And which style of frames should you choose to convey the message you want to put out there? Here’s our guide…

If you gravitate towards round sunglasses, chances are you’ve got artistic tendencies and a head full of ideas. There’s something effortlessly intellectual about rounds lenses, think bookshops, espresso, and spontaneous gallery visits. In short, round sunglasses tell the world that you’re thoughtful, creative, and probably quite good at choosing wine.

With their clean lines and strong structure, square sunglasses mean business. They say you’re confident, you know what you like, and you probably colour code your calendar. But square sunglasses are not just about corporate energy. Worn with the right outfit, they’re also incredibly chic, modern, and minimalist. 

Browline sunglasses are the quiet classic. Stylish without being try hard, they suggest a person who respects heritage but also knows what’s trending. You likely know your own style, appreciate a well made martini, and can easily make conversation at a dinner party. If your sunglasses look vintage, all the better- you appreciate a nod to suave mid century styling.

Aviators are for people who are cool without trying. They say “I might fly a plane later, or be on stage with my band” even if your weekend plans actually involve a farmers market and a Netflix marathon. There’s a rugged charisma to aviator sunglasses that’s hard to ignore. You’re probably easygoing, a bit daring, and slightly difficult to pin down.

Hexagonal, octagonal, and generally unexpected, geometric sunglasses belong to those who don’t follow fashion trends so much as they swerve around them in style. You’re creative, bold, and you wear your sunglasses like a statement necklace. Your wardrobe has structure, edge, and at least one item people are always asking you about. (Spoiler: it’s probably the London Mole sunglasses.)

So, next time you throw on your sunglasses, know that they’re doing more than shielding your eyes. They’re setting the tone, sending a signal, and (if you’re wearing London Mole) making a style statement worth noticing.