59mm Round Sunglasses
Brown Sunglasses by Gucci
How to wear Gucci 59mm Round Sunglasses
For a laid-back ensemble, try teaming a black puffer jacket with Gucci 59mm Round Sunglasses from Nordstrom — these two items play perfectly together. Add a pair of dark brown suede knee high boots to the equation to instantly rev up the wow factor of your look.
This is irrefutable proof that a brown double breasted blazer and Gucci brown sunglasses look awesome when combined together in a casual ensemble.
Why not marry a black leather biker jacket with brown sunglasses? Both of these items are super comfy and will look great worn together. Hesitant about how to finish off? Complete your look with black leather ankle boots to dial up the oomph factor.
This off-duty combo of a white tank and Gucci brown sunglasses is capable of taking on different nuances depending on the way you style it. You can take a more refined approach with shoes and add white leather pumps.
If you’re a jeans-and-a-tee kind of gal, you'll like the basic yet chic pairing of a grey coat and brown sunglasses. Feeling venturesome today? Change up this ensemble by slipping into a pair of black leather ankle boots.
Why not choose a white and black print crew-neck t-shirt and brown sunglasses? As well as very practical, both of these items look cool paired together. And if you need to effortlessly polish up your outfit with shoes, why not complete this outfit with a pair of white leather pumps?
This ensemble with a tan trenchcoat and brown sunglasses isn't a hard one to achieve and easy to adapt. With shoes, go for something on the smarter end of the spectrum and round off your outfit with a pair of burgundy leather ankle boots.
A black crochet cropped top and Gucci 59mm Round Sunglasses from Nordstrom have become bona fide closet pieces. Complement this look with a pair of black fringe suede flat sandals and ta-da: this ensemble is complete.
If you like a more casual approach to style, why not wear a white dress shirt and Gucci 59mm Round Sunglasses from Nordstrom?