Eyewear Trends



There isn’t a better accessory that updates your style as fast as a pair of brand new pair of frames. A must-have part of any fashion lover’s wardrobe, it’s no wonder spectacle trends are so popular. Whether you wear them with prescription lenses or plain, as a fashion statement while strolling the city, modern eye-catching glasses can seriously give your look a refresh.

LET'S WALK IN HISTORY OF EYEWEAR


Let’s kick this off with a fun fact about prescription glasses - Seneca, the greatly known stoic philosopher and emperor Nero‘s adviser, was reportedly one of the first people who was sick of being unable to read all the roman books because of his poor sight. So he took a glass globe bowl, filled it with water, put a book behind it and read. We’ll never know if this is actually true or not, but knowing funky Seneca’s side, we do believe he would sat behind a bowl of water reading his beloved books.
The very first actual vision aid was created around 1000 AD for the far-sighted and was called reading stone. It was a glass circle that acted like a magnifying glass, in a way. But how on earth was this stone used in the Middle Ages, you ask? You would simply put it on top of the letter from your roman pen pal and read the newest gossip about the Constantine VIII.
And what about sunglasses, you may ask? Well, the history of sunglasses started when Roman emperor Nero was fed up with the constant squinting whilst looking at bloody gladiator contests, as you would. So he took a nicely polished emerald stone, held it up at his eyes and there they were – the very first sunglasses In 14th century were sunglasses worn by Chinese judges in courts who were simply worried that the final verdict would be obvious in the sincerity of their eyes. What a cool squad these Chinese judges were!
The real deal for eyewear industry was the 20th century for sure. Come on then, let’s walk t

 Eyewear color trend! 




                Transparent Framed Glasses

WHY CHOOSE TRANSPARENT?


  • Transparent eyeglasses are perfect for any apparel it can suit any dressing style. In fact wearing them with formals give bold constrast.
  • It looks perfect with casual wear. 
  • For lighter outfit and neutral makeup none can beat transparent eyewear
  • They complement almost any complexion and look great on all face shape
  • You can experiment with oversized frame to see from distance and make more dramatic style statement
  • This is great for both men and women and add fun style to overall look.
  • Transparent frames are one of the trendiest looks of the season. With these you're bound to stand out in a crowd
  • these frames are perfect with all shades, texture and styles of clothing due to their subtlety.

 Clear frame glasses are one of the most popular eyewear trends. Clear plastic has captured the imagination of fashion designers everywhere and is being transposed in an array of clothing and accessory designs.
Subtle and fashion-forward at the same time, it looks like transparent glasses frames are here to stay, whether in their colorless clear versio
ns or the bolder, colorful counterparts.
Here are some of the best clear, trendy frames 




White and clear plastic captured the attention of designers who use them in different fashion staples — beaded bags, white shoes, transparent trench coats. Eyewear follows this direction, white and transparent frames being one of the top trends of this upcoming season for both men and women.
Whether you’re looking to achieve a subtle look or want to dress to impress, white or transparent eyeglasses will ace the job. To keep the focus on your glasses, make sure you pick outfits or makeup in lighter shades.
Millennial Dusted Pink Glasses 

This millennial, dusted pink is forecasted to be the next neutral hue to reign supreme throughout 2020.Among the rainbow of colors that you’ll see this year, this warm hue will be like a breath of fresh air. Add this distinctive frame and to make sure you’re not overlooked whenever you step in the room. 
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