J.Lo & Blake Lively Love These Sunglasses & They’re on Sale For Under $20 for Black Friday

Mia Maguire and Katie Decker-Jacoby

November 25, 2022 at 12:00 PM·2 min read

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Affordable and celebrity-backed eyewear label Privé Revaux launched over four years ago, but the chic sunglasses brand‘s momentum has shown no signs of slowing down. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Given that Privé Revaux calls a slew of celebrities and influencers loyal fans of its designs, it’s safe to say this $30-a-pair line has raised the bar when it comes to affordable eyewear. Each pair is handcrafted with high quality, durable materials and a high-concept design.

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While some of the label’s partners include A-listers such as Jeremy Piven, Ashley Benson, Jamie Foxx, and Hailee Steinfeld, they’re not the only Hollywood stars loving the brand’s unique eyewear collection. J.Lo, Bella Hadid, Billie Eilish, Blake Lively and Hailey Bieber have all been spotted wearing some of the brand’s best-selling sunglasses, eyeglasses and blue-light-blocking readers.

While Privé Revaux’s eyewear collection features an expansive assortment of styles that are already priced at $30 a pop, if you want to get an even steeper discount, QVC’s got your back. The retailer has a huge Privé Revaux sale for Black Friday and is offering up to 70 percent off of the best-selling eyewear.

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Now’s the time to get yourself a pair of your very own while they’re marked down. Keep scrolling to get these celeb-loved styles (including J.Lo’s exact blue light glasses!) for super cheap.

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Privé Revaux The Alchemist Blue Light Readers

Take it from J.Lo: If you’re sitting behind a screen all day, you need to invest in a pair of blue-light-blocking (read: eye strain-reducing) readers. With Privé Revaux’s selection of actually chic options, why not grab a few pairs?

The Alchemist Readers $14.95 (originally $29.95)

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Privé Revaux The Nightshade Polarized Sunglasses

We love the modern take on the classic tortoiseshell pattern used in these polarized sunglasses. Not only are they scratch-resistant and feature UVA/UVB protection, but they also include blue-light blocking technology too.

The Nightshade Polarized Glasses $19.96 (was $29.95)

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Privé Revaux The Shelly Blue Light Sun Reader

Another pair that boasts eye protection for any season and situation, these Wayfarer-style shades come in four neutral colors and are so affordable, you’ll want to collect them all to keep in your bag, car, desk, etc.

The Shelly Blue Light Sun Readers $19.96 (was $34.95)

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Privé Revaux The Alchemist Blue Light Readers

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