For things you usually wear when you go out, sunglasses have extraordinary fashion power. Whether you want to add brilliance, charm, ostentation or style, a good pair of shoes can take any outfit to the next level. Here are some of our favorite new frameworks.

Slender cat eyes The small and slender cat eyes are suitable for almost all face shapes, from oval to square to heart shape. Look at these rose-colored pieces by Aje, the easy-to-wear tortoiseshell suit by Holiday the Label, this black beauty by Sydney brand Auór, and this angular Country Road number. This Le Specs shell terrazzo suit is a great choice from the beach to the bar, and these blood red suits designed by Epokhe (a local company founded by a filmmaker and two professional surfers) will arouse people Attention.

90s Throwback This ultra-small style is best for small faces. The slim frame of the Australian brand Szade is made of recyclable polycarbonate and will be used in landfills. The Perth-born accessory giant Poppy Lissiman is known for its iconic skinny styles. We love the whimsical wavy belt on Cigarello by Velvet Canyon, a brand that originated in Byron Bay.

The modern pilot Aviator was originally another all-around pilot designed for pilots in the 1930s. It is suitable for heart-shaped, square and oval face shapes, but has an elongated effect. Interesting fresh colors this year include these ever-changing creamy white frames, Ray-Ban Gothic lenses, and this thicker two-tone suit designed by Rag & Bone. For more shine, look for slightly sharp edges, such as these Bottega Veneta shoes with gold edges.

The mountains of the future. These wrap-around sunglasses will keep you unobstructed on the ski slopes of the future, and you need a wide face or a long face to pull them down. We really like these streamlined rainbow-colored frames designed by Poppy Lissiman; Szade's neon sun visor style, which is a tribute to Bottega Veneta in the 80s. Want to make more statements? Balenciaga and Balmain became bold. The same goes for this delightful pair of cobalt blue two-tone shoes by Karen Walker.

Chunky Angular This playful square or rectangular outline is suitable for almost everyone. Velvet Canyon's collection is reminiscent of palm trees and fern leaves, while Rag & Bone's Sadies' soft gradients and pink geometric outlines give people a retro feel. This mint number from the Australian brand AM brings an ultra-subtle curve to the style.

Right Round, a style from the 1950s, is also suitable for most face shapes, especially those with sharp edges and corners. Australian brand Status Anxiety's Ascetic sunglasses are in timeless gold, tortoiseshell and black tones. Another local brand, Good Citizens, is making double-use plastic bottles, such as this aquarium suit. The updated iconic Karen Walker style is made of wood pulp and is biodegradable. Lazenby by Szade combines coral white frames with olive lenses. Maui Jim designed an oversized rose teak, and Le Specs' translucent gold pair is a good budget choice.