Bad Bunny's sunglasses are all about making a statement—here's how to copy his style for an individual look

We want to channel all things Bad Bunny energy with our sunnies...

Bad Bunny's sunglasses: Bad Bunny pictured in a 3-picture, purple template wearing yellow lens, black and dark orange aviator style sunglasses
(Image credit: Getty Images: (L) Kevin Winter/ (M)Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic / (R)Michael Kovac)

It's official, Bad Bunny's sunglasses are our new accessory obsession for summer 2023—here's why his eclectic styles should inspire some statement eyewear in your own capsule wardrobe.

While Bad Bunny's girlfriend situation is something of a mystery (is he dating Kendall Jenner? Your guess is as good as ours!), the question of whether he suits every style and shape of sunnies certainly is not—because yes, yes he does. If you've ever seen Bad Bunny wearing sunglasses, you'll know exactly what we mean.

The Puerto Rican hitmaker, whose real name is Benito Ocasio, is not often seen wearing the same pair twice and much like with Emma Chamberlain's sunglasses aesthetic, he never shies away from a statement lens or frame. In fact, he rocks everything from yellow- and red-lensed aviators to chunky, rectangle shades. So, if you want to channel a bit of Benito's street style—and confidence—this summer, here's how to recreate his sunglass look, on a budget, of course!

What brands and shapes are Bad Bunny's sunglasses?

So, first things first, what shades does Bad Bunny wear? Well, that's not exactly a straightforward answer. The singer (and in our opinion, style icon) sports a number of brands, from Gucci to Jacques Marie Mage—he even wore a pair of Ray-Bans for his role in Bullet Train.

As for his preferred styles, you can spy Bad Bunny wearing everything from simple, black rectangle sunglasses (a shape he has in common with his supposed girlfriend, Kendall Jenner's own sunglasses style) to yellow- and red-lensed aviators and even silver-framed, Y2K-esque angled sunglasses. So, no matter your own aesthetic, you're likely to find a Bad Bunny pair you vibe with.

Bad Bunny wearing black sunglasses as he attends the Met Gala 2023 after-party

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Naturally, if you're looking to own an official, Benito-approved pair of shades, it will probably cost you nearly a month's rent—but hey, nothing can put a price on having something in common with your fave celeb, though some of these designers do try...

Our picks of Bad Bunny sunglass dupes

Luckily, you don't have to fork out $$$ to copy Bad Bunny's eyewear style and we've even rounded up a few cheaper swaps for you...

Weekday Cruise Squared Sunglasses

Weekday Cruise Squared Sunglasses

RRP: $30

If you love the recent snaps of Bad Bunny's black sunglasses, these rectangle shades from Weekday are a great swap. They feature the same black tinted lens and matching frame and create that sharp look. These yellow and metal sunglasses from Weekday are also perfect!


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& Other Stories Oversized Square Sunglasses

RRP: $39

We feel these would definitely get the nod of approval from Bad Bunny, with their red-tinted lens and retro shape.


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Madewell Acetate Linford Aviator Sunglasses

RRP: $69.50

These aviators also feel very on theme for Bad Bunny, with their yellowish tortoiseshell frame and matching yellow lenses. 


Naomi Jamieson
Lifestyle News Writer

Naomi is a Lifestyle News Writer with the Women's Lifestyle team, where she covers everything from entertainment to fashion and beauty, as well as TikTok trends for Woman&Home, after previously writing for My Imperfect Life and GoodTo. Interestingly though, Naomi actually has a background in design, having studied illustration at Plymouth University but lept into the media world in 2020, after always having a passion for writing and earned her Gold Standard diploma in Journalism with the NCTJ.

Before working for Future Publishing’s Lifestyle News team, she worked in the Ad production team. Here she wrote and designed adverts on all sorts of things, which then went into print magazines across all genres. Now, when she isn’t writing articles on celebs, fashion trends, or the newest shows on Netflix, you can find her drinking copious cups of coffee, drawing and probably online shopping.