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Tuesday 02 June 2015 3:08 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 26 October 2021 4:48 pm

Blue Sun-day

By: Express KCS

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This summer blue isn’t just the warmest colour, it’s positively hot: time to roll out the azure sunnies.

Rejoice, for this season’s must have colour is the most liveable and convenient of them all: blue. But just because you can wear it with anything, doesn’t mean it has to be dull. As the above sunglasses show, this classic colour can be used to make quite a statement.

Paired with a navy blue jacket and white shirt, a pair of azure, navy or aquamarine sunnies is the perfect icing on the sartorial cake. This year, Emporio Armani, Ray-Ban and Spektre are leading the pack when it comes to on-trend shades. The shape doesn’t matter so much: whether you’re going round or square, tortoiseshell or steel, make sure you opt for this season’s hottest shade.

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