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Best Sunglasses for Fall 2013

Straddling mid-century modern style and groovy futurism, fall’s best sunglasses—squarer in shape with an earthy influence—are perfectly designed to pop against the season’s subdued collections. Here, eight brilliant options you won’t want to leave home without. From L-R: Seoul in camouflage, Prism London, about $415; Volta, Raen Optics, $112; Ellison in marbled sandstone, Warby Parker, $145; aluminum Clubmaster, Ray-Ban, $245; tortoise-brown PR 11PS, Prada, $290; charcoal crystal Putnam, Steven Alan, $145; 649 54 tabacco Virginia, Persol, $360; Maison Kitsune Tokyo, Oliver Peoples, $550.

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