Luxe sunnies have a field day at Wimbledon

From bold aviators to sleek cat-eyes and minimal rectangulars – this describes the peak fashion moment sunglasses at Wimbledon 2025. Celebs brought not just their A-game to the stands, but made sure that fans kept an eye on the game, and their sunglasses.

Paired with crisp linen suits and tailored summer dresses, the classic sunnies added polish and serious main-character energy.David Beckham 1175/S 06JQT

Now officially a knight, Sir David Beckham’s style seems to know no bounds. Spotted in a timeless Hugo Boss suit, Beckham’s shades, from his own line of sunglasses, were the perfect mix of sporty elegance meets prep school polish.Burberry Aviators

Cate Blanchett’s Giorgio Armani silk suit in a Prince of Wales check print and her luxe Aviators – a match made in courtside heaven.

The understated metal frame made her look clean, crisp, and commanding.Giorgio Armani AR8233U 5042/1

For a change, Leonardo DiCaprio ditched his disguise. He wore a white round-neck t-shirt and blue blazer combo with his slim, crisp frames – relaxed yet razor-sharp edge. This pair makes any casual fit go from one to 100 in just a blink.Jacques Marie Mage Cat‑Eye

Desi Girl Priyanka Chopra Jonas never misses the bull’s eye when it comes to fashion. Her pick for a day out by the most epic tennis tournament? Chic-meets-cute cat-eye sunnies and an all-white Ralph Lauren fit, which she completed with a purple shawl. An ace for sure!Polo Ralph Lauren Phantos Round-Frame

Andrew Garfield did two things at Wimbledon – one: hard-launched GF, Monica Barbaro, and two: winning breakpoint with vintage-leaning glasses paired with his all-white look.

Luxury shades to keep an eye on:Celine Triomphe Oval: Parisian polish with gold accentsOliver Peoples Gregory Peck: Vintage with Wimbledon ease for the intellectually chicCartier Panthère de Cartier: Feline details meet luxe bling for that soft powerDiorBlackSuit R2: Angular and intimidating in the best wayBottega Veneta BV1083S: Oversized sunnies that scream don’t-look-at-me-but-do