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The Two Details That Read as 1970s
Two details instantly say 1970s: the double bridge, an extra bar across the top of the lenses, and gradient tints that fade from deeper color at the top to lighter at the bottom. The Coastal Nebula Shades have both, set in a double-bridge pilot frame with gradient candy-color lenses that bring back that sun-soaked editorial look.
Pilot shapes with slightly larger lenses were everywhere in the decade, worn on beaches, on the road and in the pages of fashion magazines. This pair takes that silhouette and keeps it on a lightweight alloy frame, so the vintage reference feels fresh and easy to wear today.
Three Gradient Colorways
Green gives the most vintage feel, Rose Quartz leans playful and festival-ready, and Midnight Black keeps the shape grounded for everyday wear. The polycarbonate lenses carry UV 400 protection and an anti-reflective coating, all on a lightweight alloy frame.
Where to Wear Them
These are 70s sunglasses for women who want the decade's look in real life: beach drives, festival weekends and sunset patio shots. Pair them with flared denim, a crochet top or a silk scarf for the full reference, or with a plain white tee to keep it modern. Explore more shapes in our women's sunglasses collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sunglasses were popular in the 70s?
The 1970s favored oversized frames, pilot shapes with a double bridge, round frames and cat eye or butterfly styles, often with gradient tinted lenses. The Coastal Nebula Shades combine two of the most recognizable details of the decade: a double-bridge pilot frame and gradient candy-color lenses.
What are 70s sunglasses called?
70s sunglasses are usually named after their frame shape, so you will see them listed as pilot, oversized, round or butterfly styles, often with the words vintage or retro added. Gradient tinted lenses are the other giveaway. The Coastal Nebula Shades are a pilot style with a double bridge and gradient candy-color lenses.
Are gradient lenses a 70s style?
Yes. Gradient lenses, darker at the top and lighter toward the bottom, were one of the signature looks of 70s eyewear. The Coastal Nebula Shades use gradient candy-color lenses in Green, Rose Quartz and Midnight Black, with UV 400 protection and an anti-reflective coating.