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How to Buy Sunglasses
If
you’re looking for a new pair of sunglasses for summer, here’s a handy
guide to shopping for your perfect pair of shades – from the right frame
shape for your face to the perfect color for you. I’ve also included
some trendy and inexpensive sunglasses for each face shape.
The Best Sunglasses for Your Face Shape
The
perfect pair of sunglasses will flatter your face shape and balance
your natural features out. The basic rule for choosing a frame for your
face is to look for one that will contrast with your face shape. If you
aren’t sure what your face shape is, here’s a guide to determining your face shape.
If
you already know your face shape, here are some tips to finding your
perfect pair of sunglasses for each of the four basic face shapes.
You
have it the easiest when it comes to shopping for sunglasses – most
frame shapes will work for you! Oval faces can handle round or square
frames, oversized shades, aviators, and everything in between. Of
course, depending on your individual features, certain styles might not
work as well as others. Also, make sure to look for styles that are in
proportion to your face and features – if you have small features and a
small face, steer clear of the oversized sunglasses look (unless you’re
specifically going for the “little girl in huge sunglasses” thing a la
Mary-Kate Olsen).
Sunglasses for Oval Faces:
Clockwise from top left: Dior-Inspired Sunglasses – Bleudame, Kirra Sunglasses – Pacsun.com, Tortoise Sunglassess – Liz Claiborne, DVB Aviator-style Sunglasses – Asos
A
circular face requires angular sunglasses to balance out the roundness.
Straight lines are important, so look for square or rectangular frames
if possible. Again, pay attention to proportions – if you have large
features and a large face, don’t attempt tiny sunglasses as they will
only make your face/features look distorted.
Sunglasses for Round Faces:
Clockwise from top left: Kirra Truth-or-Dare 2 Sunglasses – Pacsun.com, Flat Top Wayfurther – TopShop, Fox Duncan Sunglasses – Pacsun.com, Grasshoper Sunglasses – Roxy
If
you have a heart shaped face that’s wider at the top than at the
bottom, look for sunglasses that echo this shape. The aviator is a
perfect example of this. Aviator shades are super-flattering on
heart-shaped faces. You can also get away with certain rounded and
rectangular frames so long as the upper part of the frame is larger than
the lower.
Sunglasses for Heart-Shaped Faces:
Clockwise from top left: Neon “Wayfarers” – H&M, Kirra Thunder Sunglasses – Pacsun.com, Retro Plaid Print Sunglasses – GoJane, Butterfly Sunglasses – GoJane
Square
faced girls should stick to curved sunglasses – they help soften your
facial features and downplay your angular face shape. To draw attention
away from a strong jawline, look for frames that sit slightly higher
than usual on your face. This will help draw the eye up toward your
eyes.
Sunglasses for Square Faces:
Clockwise from top left: Jackie O Round Sunglasses – GirlProps, Angle Frame Sunglasses – GoJane, Kirra Oliver Zebra Sunglasses – Pacsun.com, EP ‘Activist’ Vintage Sunglasses – 80′s Purple
What color sunglasses should you choose?
Now
that you know what shape of sunglasses to buy, what about color?
Sunnies come in so many colors these days – it can be near impossible to
choose just one! If you need some help, here are some tips to help you
decide on the best color for you.
A Final Tip
The most important thing to remember when shopping for sunglasses: try on as many pairs as you can!
It’s fun to buy cheap ones online sometimes, but you should really go
to a store and test them out in person. Each pair is different and will
make your face look different. Experiment as much as possible ’til you
find your perfect ones!
Goggles For Girls
The goggles also high brand such as
Adidas, Versace, Space, Police, image, Spyke, Fast Track, etc. The
companies Ray Ban goggles are available in the market. The range is 2
thousand to 5 thousand.
The design of the seventies, some of the young are much like a prism. In addition to large and light colored glass, goggles are the first choice of women. Branded the most elderly prefer to wear goggles.
Well, these days the trend is large
glasses of glass. Ray Ban goggles prefer the customer to take out off
the heat. The main reason is that the Sunglasses Ray Ban gives coolness
to the eye in summer. The important thing is that the ultraviolet rays from reaching the eyes.
Big Sunglasses.
Away from its natural habitat of shopping malls and Bloc Party concerts, the bumblebee exists solely on Vodka coolers and jello shots.
I’m not a fashion expert.
I find trendy fashion-forward people to be uppity snobs. They follow whatever popular people wear so they can be the first person in Omaha, Nebraska to wear the latest Ed Hardy’s.
Meanwhile, I’m keeping my pants up with an extension cord.
Regardless of whether you would deem me a ‘fashion expert’, I know what I don’t like. I know what looks silly.
Massive sunglasses on women?
Silly.
Ladies, if you own a pair, throw them out. They’re not doing anything for you. If you’re good looking, you don’t need half your face blocked by huge plastic glasses.
Here’s three reasons why you should just say no to big sunglasses.
1. You’re not flying a World War II plane.
Aviators in the early 1940’s flew planes that sometimes had open cabins. The wind was fierce and debris would fly into the pilot’s eyes. For this reason, they needed large, goggle-like glasses to protect themselves. Many of you do not fly World War II planes, do you? You’re driving X5’s with air conditioning right? Unless you pilot that X5 through a swarm of German fighter-jets to protect a bridge in Arnhem, buy smaller glasses.
2. You’re not driving in a side-pod to a motorcycle.
Back in olden times, people would drive in motorcycles with their partners next to them in an attached side-pod. These people needed large glasses due to debris and cow-dung that would fly up into their grill while they traveled. Many times, their large glasses would protect them from cow-dung-related incidents. However, when they commenced their journey, they were usually ignored by the driver of the motorcycle. Because I mean really, who’s talking to someone with cow-dung on their face?
3. You do not pollinate flowering plants.
The honey bee features compound eyes that can only distinguish between six different colors. You can tell the difference between all five Pussy Cat dolls just by their outfits. Glasses. Unneeded.
I know that many of you will throw your tiny hot hands up in the air and object. You will say, “I’m hot and I can rock large glasses and I look totally hot in them. So whatever, extension-boy-belt-man-with-a-shitty-blog-nobody-reads, I’m going to check my Facebook and then go tan. Screw you.”
How entirely hurtful.
But you know I’m right. You know it’s absolutely ridiculous to have kaleidoscope glasses in this day and age and it makes you look silly. Sunglasses are for your eyeballs. Your eyeballs. Not for your upper cheek, parts of your upper-jaw, your forehead. It’s enough already. Wear normal-sized glasses and let your face do the rest. I’m sure you’re appealing enough
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Sunglasses for Emo Girls
Sunglasses
for Emo Girls sunglasses, who are very popular for their stylish eye wear. Even though they are known for some of the most expensive
sunglasses, they have some great designs which are affordable for their
buyers. Sunglasses for Emo Girls,colorful Sunglasses for girls and boys.
Large Sunglasses for Emo Girls
Sunglasses for Emo Girls 2011
Stylish Sun Glasses
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Ski Sunglasses
These Childs Sporty Ski Sunglasses from Uvex features:
• Wraparound design for maximum eye protection, maximum peripheral vision.
• Soft rubber temple grippers for comfort.
• 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection.
• Lightweight and easy to wear.
• Soft temple and nose pieces
• Lens ventilation
• Anti-Fog & Anti-Scratch nano supravision coating
Suitable for age: 3-8
Colour: Pink
• Wraparound design for maximum eye protection, maximum peripheral vision.
• Soft rubber temple grippers for comfort.
• 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection.
• Lightweight and easy to wear.
• Soft temple and nose pieces
• Lens ventilation
• Anti-Fog & Anti-Scratch nano supravision coating
Suitable for age: 3-8
Colour: Pink
Sunglasses For Girls
Latest Sunglasses For Girls 2011
Sunglasses are basically used by every age of people. Their basic purpose is to protect your eyes from sunlight and dust but nowadays it became a trend and fashion to wear stylish and classy sunglasses.
Latest Sunglasses For Girls 2011
Mostly young girls use to wear sunglasses in different styles and colours. Nowadays large and big size goggles are in fashion.
Latest Sunglasses For Girls 2011
Goggles in dark brown, maroon, pink , violet and double shades look very beautiful and stunning. Matching goggles with dreeses are also used by young girls.
Latest Sunglasses For Girls 2011
Spy Dynasty Sunglasses
Spy Dynasty Sunglasses
Girls SunGlasses
Fun loving girls enjoy a lot of sunshiny days and that is why they have got to have these cool California Girl Sunglasses. These sunglasses with square plastic frames, hip bottom arm design and tinted lenses come in tan, grey, purple, and pink. They are made from man-made materials and one would just cost you $9.
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