In Bad Bunny’s stylistic universe, sunglasses are far from a mere accessory — they are a statement. Over the years, the artist has proven that sunglasses aren’t just for shielding the sun; they can completely transform a look and elevate it into an artistic, ironic, or even defiant expression. In every public appearance, his eyewear becomes the boldest statement of his style — an extension of his chameleon-like personality and his unique perspective on fashion. In this article, we explore the sunglasses that have defined Bad Bunny’s 2025 so far.
Selection of glasses that Bad Bunny is wearing in 2025
Met Gala 2025
This year was no exception, and his arrival at the Met Gala proved it. On a red carpet where theatricality is the rule, Bad Bunny wore oval-shaped, minimalist Prada sunglasses that contrasted with the opulence of his outfit, adding a futuristic and sophisticated vibe. This model, with a gold metal frame and dark lenses, quickly became one of the most talked-about pieces of the night, perfectly capturing the essence of this edition’s theme: “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”
With a look that blended ethnic references, retro tailoring, and extravagant jewelry, the sunglasses didn’t just complete the outfit — they gave it a bold and contemporary twist.
And if you also want to add a daring and sophisticated touch to your style, at L’Atelier you’ll find frames with the same bold spirit. A perfect example is the Peter and May TT14 Mon Rêve Gold Miel Gradient — an ideal alternative with a gold frame and honey gradient lenses, evoking the same balance between futuristic elegance and originality that defines the artist’s style. Because your gaze deserves to be dressed too.
Bad Bunny at Tiny Desk
In a laid-back setting filled with aesthetic intention, Bad Bunny once again showed his talent for balancing the casual with the iconic during his much-anticipated 2025 Tiny Desk session. Among soft beats and intimate vibes, the artist wore a relaxed look with nods to pop art and vintage fashion — topped off with sunglasses that spoke for themselves.
He chose the SL 809 by Saint Laurent, with a rectangular black frame and sharp angles that project confidence, modernity, and sophistication. This silhouette, while classic, has a subtly futuristic edge that perfectly fits the artist’s style: a blend of ’90s nostalgia and contemporary minimalism. Paired with a white cap and a painterly cardigan, the sunglasses gave the outfit structure and boldness.
If you’re looking to replicate this laid-back yet refined urban vibe, L’Atelier has the perfect alternative: the Gast Lazy Sunday Black Black. These sunglasses, with a glossy black rectangular frame, capture that same relaxed but sophisticated energy, ideal for both casual and polished looks — for those who know true style lies in the details.
Bad Bunny and his vintage Ray-Bans at the Knicks game
Bad Bunny doesn’t need a red carpet to prove he’s a style icon. He showed it during his recent appearance at Madison Square Garden for a New York Knicks game, wearing a look that masterfully mixed urban cool with sartorial precision. The centerpiece of his outfit was an oversized structured coat, cropped jeans, a vintage cap, and — naturally — sunglasses that brought strong nostalgic energy.
He wore vintage Ray-Bans, with a narrow wraparound frame — a model that throws back to the ’90s and early 2000s, eras he reinterprets with his own unique spin. These aerodynamic, sporty sunglasses finished off the look with a relaxed but purposeful vibe, perfectly suited for the event’s casual and high-profile setting.
If you want to embrace that retro spirit with a modern, refined twist, L’Atelier offers the Pontet Gizeh 800 Black Grey — a perfect alternative that combines the wraparound shape with a sleek black frame and grey lenses, striking the ideal balance between ’90s attitude and contemporary design. For those who know that style also plays out from the stands.
Introspective elegance: Oliver Peoples in Vogue México
For the May edition of Vogue México, Bad Bunny offered us one of his most intimate and stylized personas. In a series of images filled with melancholic atmosphere and aesthetic finesse, the artist appears lying on a floral bed, wearing a classic white shirt — and, of course, sunglasses that encapsulate the sophistication of the moment.
He wore a model from Oliver Peoples, a brand known for its refined and artisanal approach. With an oval silhouette, golden metal frame, and dark lenses, these sunglasses bring a dose of cinematic nostalgia that fits the contemplative tone of the session. A quiet, elegant choice that speaks volumes in contrast to his louder public appearances — proof that style can speak softly too.
If you’re looking to recreate that introspective, sophisticated mood, we recommend the DITA Epiluxury EPLX.19 22K Gold Plated Black Palladium G15 Green. These sunglasses blend quiet luxury with precise craftsmanship, featuring a 22K gold-plated frame and G15 green lenses that elevate any look with understated brilliance.
Classic with attitude on The Tonight Show
For his visit to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Bad Bunny chose a look that combined classic elegance with his now trademark irreverence: black suit, pristine white shirt, heeled boots, and — of course — sunglasses that said everything without words: the iconic Ray-Ban Shooter Aviators.
Known for their timeless double bridge and the signature cigarette holder at the center, these sunglasses brought a cinematic ’70s flair to the look. With a gold frame and amber lenses, they added warmth, sophistication, and a rockstar touch to an otherwise classic outfit. Another example of how the artist breaks the rules without losing elegance.
If you want to reinterpret this style with even more character and exclusivity, we recommend the Jacques Marie Mage Duke 2 x Diamond Cross Ranch 88 Black Tropic Gradient — a model with an artisanal soul, bold design, and warm gradient lenses that channel the essence of the classic aviator with magnetic presence. The perfect option for those who aren’t afraid to take center stage.
Breakfast with style
There’s something Bad Bunny does better than anyone: turning the everyday into the iconic. He proved it once again with this viral image — in a basic white t-shirt, eating cereal at the table with a stack of cash in view — transforming a domestic scene into a full-on style statement. And of course, the key accessory tying it all together: sunglasses. In this case, the Angel model by independent brand Bonnie Clyde.
With their wraparound design, shiny black frame, and brown lenses, these sunglasses blend Y2K references with an experimental edge — perfectly fitting Bad Bunny’s visual humor and aesthetic. Their compact, oval shape plays with the absurd and the aspirational, adding a bold twist to an otherwise mundane moment.
If you’re looking to channel that same playful, provocative, and modern energy, L’Atelier suggests the Lapima ISA Black Brown Solid. With fluid lines, solid brown lenses, and a sculptural black frame, they’re the perfect statement piece for those who want their accessories to speak volumes — even during breakfast.
Some time ago, we talked about the prominent role that eyewear plays in the world of music and entertainment, and by now, it’s clear that sunglasses are far more than just an accessory for artists. In Bad Bunny’s case, they’re a direct extension of his visual identity — a storytelling tool and a symbol of his constant reinvention. From vintage models to designer pieces, the artist has made his eyewear choices a key part of his aesthetic language, proving that true style lies in the details.
In 2025, his sunglasses haven’t just followed trends — they’ve set them. They’ve been statements, provocations, and, in many cases, sources of inspiration. Because dressing your gaze is also a way of saying who you are — or who you want to be.
At L’Atelier, we know that every pair of sunglasses tells a story, expresses an attitude, and radiates a certain energy. That’s why we invite you to explore our curated selection — many of which embody the same spirit behind Bad Bunny’s most talked-about 2025 looks — and find the pair that, like him, speaks for you without needing to say a word.
