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Originally Posted by Parnassia
 Your eyes/face are an important visual focal point. Why on earth would you want them to look smaller?
I don't wear prescription glasses but I do wear sunglasses most of the time I'm outdoors. I've lived through several cycles of teeny (called it the bipedal bug look), oversized, and sorta-normally proportional glasses frames. IME and IMHO oversized glasses are just unnecessary weight on the bridge of your nose and they stick out to the point they get bumped or knocked all the time. But then I don't tend to like exaggeration. Honestly, I'd rather an observer's focus remain on what's more important...the person wearing whatever it is, not the whatever it is itself. |
This thread is for those who need to wear prescription glasses.
I wasn't talking about
over-sized glasses, nor did I say anything about making your
eyes look smaller. That wouldn't be very good.
Glasses, although they are a necessity to some, don’t have to be a boring accessory to be stuck with. Don’t just stick with your old tired eyewear because you’re used to it; your glasses are the most noticeable accessory on your body, and they are the first thing people will see when they look at you.
Why get stuck with your everyday eyewear; stay on trend and dazzle anyone who looks at you. Walk around in style!
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