Wayfarer Frames

Convenience: When the weather is nice, people will engage in a variety of activities. There may come a time or two that wearing glasses just becomes an inconvenience because they fall off of your face, need to be cleansed or just aren't fitting properly. Contact lenses are convenient because you don't have to bother with them once they are in. You can go about your day and enjoy whatever activity without having to adjust, clean or wipe them.

This essay is going to be focusing on the comparison of what it meant to wear glasses back in the 1920's to what a beauty statement it is now in 2015. The historical image I have selected is a pair of rounded sun glasses which were referred to as 'John Lennon glasses'. The only constructed feature is the circular lenses, the sunglasses feature a tortoise shell thin frame with varying tones between amber and brown. They were a medium sized, incomparably rounded lenses which was then supported with pads that sat on the bridge of the nose. The main purpose of the design was to protect peoples eye sight from the sun, these were made for both female and male in the early 20's. Hollywood stars would film outdoors in sunny climates which made

Not to mention, they don’t work very well. As a kid, I read everywhere I could. “Everywhere” included the dim backseat of a moving car, by the glow of passing streetlights—a location not exactly conducive to the healthy usage of one’s corneas. This led to painful years of pink-rimmed glasses I despised and refused to wear.

For centuries, glasses were held in place by either metal that pinched the nose or loops of ribbon that wrapped around the ears. People who wore these glasses surely grew tired of pushing them back into place, so English optician Edward Scarlett invented temple-gripping sidepieces around 1730.

The sunglasses, which are designed to make you feel like you’re in the middle of a panic-free LSD experience (at least, visually speaking), are made from 100% 3D-printed materials. The frame is made out of ABS, a highly moldable plastic, while the lenses are made out of UV-filtered and transparent material, so not only will they make you think you’re hallucinating, but they’ll also protect you from the sun.

Linda Farrow was originally a fashion designer. Breaking the glass ceiling in the 1970’s, Farrow was one of the first to launch an exclusive eyewear collection. In farrows designs, she used unique and original shapes and colors. The unique designs that Farrow’s collection included in the 1970’s, are now some of the classic shapes of sunglasses today. The brand took a 20 year break and was brought back to life by Farrow’s son Simon Jablon. Simon was cleaning out a warehouse that belonged to his mother and found a box full of sunglasses. The company was originally named Linda Farrow Vintage because of the vintage frames that farrow used in her designs. It was later changed to Linda Farrow so it could expand beyond vintage inspired sunglasses.

When you think of John Lennon, do you imagine him with or without his memorable fashion eyewear. You probably only remember him with a set of glasses on his face. Frames that were so famous, in fact, that there are artistic renderings that represent Lennon solely as his pair of iconic specs. When you purchase a pair of stylish glasses at Fashion Opticians, you could be making a statement for yourself along the lines of

Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about the invention of sunglasses, its inventor James Ayscough, and the roles he has played in history and common day life.

Some of my favorite glasses are: Gym class. I like gym class because we get to run and do sports. I like art class because we get messy. I like music class because we sing songs. My favorite class is math. When not in class, I enjoy recess. At recess I play soccer, basketball, and football.

Hit the road by your glassy style with the cool breeze Candy blue lens sunglasses! Created by Hot Leathers, it is an amazing piece that enhances your personality. With Candy blue frame, coupled with the dark lens, it is an epitome of the blue world. If you are so much passionate about different categories of the sunglasses, then this piece will certainly be added to your closet of sunglasses. So, what are you still thinking? Just purchase this piece and then off to an elongated and wonderful bike ride. Do not worry! They are specifically made to make your ride fantastic.

Men's square sunglasses are the must-have sunglasses for 2015, particularly for those who love the retro look of a stylish pair of wayfarers or the vintage feel of men's browline sunglasses. The squared-off design of these type of sunglasses offers the perfect contrast to a rounded face, while protecting the eyes from harmful UV rays and glare on a sunny Australian afternoon.

Spectacle glasses' buyers put in their debit or credit card and choose from black, coral, or teal sunglasses and in 10 seconds, the camera shades pop out of the vending machine's mouth. When the first Snapbot appeared in Los Angeles near Snapchat's, now known as Snap, Inc., headquarters, the line started forming immediately and the Spectacles sold out

The oval face is a particularly desirable face-shape due to the natural balance of the features and smooth taper of the chin, which means that almost any style of women's sunglasses for oval faces will look great. Whether a cool pair of women's aviator sunglasses is the ideal look, or a pair of geek chic women's browline sunglasses, selecting the perfect pair for the Australian sun will be easy.

Men's sunglasses for round faces offer an effective contrast to full features, providing the perfect accessory to complete that stylish outfit for the Australian sunshine.

John Lennon Glasses, referred to as 'Granny Glasses' are available in all the most popular sizes. They're cool and