Choosing reading glasses isn't just about getting the right magnification. The shape of your frames can completely change the look of your face, and also the impression you make while wearing them. From retro cat eye reading glasses to clever half moon frames, here’s your guide to four of the most distinctive reading glasses shapes.
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Screens have a habit of following us everywhere these days. Laptop on the sofa, phone over breakfast, emails at the kitchen table, and perhaps a coffee shop work session for a change of scenery. This calls for eyewear that needs to work seamlessly wherever the day takes you.
There are few places better suited to a great pair of sunglasses than Venice. Sunshine, water taxis, impeccable tailoring, and, during film festival season, a pretty impressive concentration of famous people.
This year's festival delivered plenty of eyewear inspiration, from barely there colour to classic aviators and retro tortoiseshell. Here are five celebrity sunglasses looks worth borrowing.
Autumn is officially reading season. The evenings are getting darker, the blankets are coming out, and suddenly spending an hour in a corner of the house with a good book feels like exactly the right thing to do.
So, if your home is missing a dedicated cosy corner, consider this your sign to create one.
Reading glasses have come a long way from being purely functional. They’re now firmly part of the everyday wardrobe. The right pair of reading glasses should do more than sharpen up small print. They should suit your face, complement your style, and feel effortless enough to wear whenever you need them.
So, what really makes a great pair of reading glasses?
When it comes to putting together a great outfit, the smallest details can often make the biggest impact. Bags, shoes, and increasingly glasses are no longer simply finishing touches, they’re a considered part of the whole look.