JFK's shades may be the only thing more interesting than the release of his files.

A style icon for 70 years, Ray-Ban's Wayfarer Classic is nearly identical to the 1952 original.

These sporty shades combine Oakley's iconic RazorBlades shape with a rimless EVZero design.

Worn by James Bond in No Time To Die, these classic frames pair well with a variety of styles.

Based on the iconic pilot-forward model, these aviators have a more square design and 23k gold frames.

A matte black rubber finish lends a touch of modernity to these vintage-inspired polarized shades.

Classic square frames enhanced with a rich tobacco tint and blue lenses.

Stay connected on the move with these glasses' sleek design, hands-free controls, and all-day comfort.

Here's looking at you, Jack.

With Transitions lenses that go from clear to dark, these are smart shades you don't need to take off.

The timeless look of Steve McQueen's favorite folding shades is rendered here in a shiny black.

Based on a design worn by the late, great Ayrton Senna, these shades are stylish and timeless.

A timeless design and chestnut tortoise finish make these Bond-worn shades an instant classic.

Ray-Ban once again teams with Meta on a pair of camera-laden, voice-controlled smart glasses.

Steve McQueen's favorite shades are seen here with coffee-colored tortoise frames and blue lenses.

Issued to NASA astronauts, these shades are equal parts style and substance.

Randolph's military-spec heritage meets Yellowstone's Rip Wheeler in an antique bronze square frame.

Opal Ivory acetate and 24k gold-plated crystal lenses on the sunglasses McQueen wore at Le Mans.