Level Up Your Festival Look with ARNETTE’s Coolest Shades
by Esther Gallego
No matter what you wear, ARNETTE’s sunglasses will steal the show. That’s why you need them this summer for festivals, taking inspiration from Spanish street style influencers like @thespicyjaime or @juanloppeez, who rock these shades with great vision.
These music events are the perfect moment to step out of our comfort zone and try new styles. We don’t need to wear a costume – we just need to feel comfortable and show personality, rediscovering accessories that elevate our look.
ARNETTE has the most complete selection of sunglasses this season. You can go for bolder, statement pieces that stand out with their chunky frames or lenses, or choose softer, more subtle designs that will still be essential in your look without being too eye-catching. You just need to decide what vibe you want to give off, and let yourself flow with their energy.
For Spain’s most special Boombastic festival, held in Asturias, we saw that attendees are loyal fans of the brand. ARNETTE knows how important it is to enjoy the moment, and made sure their stage featured some of the biggest names in music: Estopa, Nicky Jam, Polimá Westcoast, Bad Gyal, and Marina Reche.
Among the artists performing on this major stage was Lucho RK from the Canary Islands. He’s at a peak moment in his career after his global hit ‘Guaya’ with Quevedo, and what better way to celebrate summer than dancing to his music wearing ARNETTE sunglasses. Yes, you read that right – he’s also a loyal fan of the brand, and he’s not the only one. Alvama ICE, the DJ who hyped up the crowd in Asturias the most, loves the brand so much that he said with regret, “I’ve been looking for a model I lost months ago, they’re the best sunglasses I’ve ever had.” And if a DJ under the spotlights says that… how could you not try them yourself?
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