Fashion is around and nothing can be the main stream forever. This saying has been rightly proved by antique sunglasses of the 60s which come over again this year. Maybe you are still basking in the over-large sunglasses which could cover half of the face, however, the square black sunglasses popular in the 60s have won hearts of the fashion pioneers once again almost 50 years later.
If you do not know what the antique sunglasses of the 60s really look like, try to remember the sunglasses, or more accurately speaking, shades worn by the most elegant and beautiful women Audrey Heburn in her movie Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Although it is a really old movie and many dresses, cars, and ornaments have been far out of date, the shades, today, give us a beauty of diversity.
Take a look at the trend-spotters and celebrities, you could find that where there are movie stars, popular singers and so on, there will be the square black sunglasses. Kate Moss, who is always on fashion, and Kate Walsh, etc., are the loyalists of those antique sunglasses. Both of them have given a good interpretation of the antique sunglasses of the 60s.
To meet needs of more people, those sunglasses have to be of variety and to be innovated. As a result, the frame color is not merely restricted within black, various bright colors are added. To distinguish themselves from other, Nicky Hilton, Rachel Bilson and Samantha Ronson have chosen black lens sunglasses with bright color frames. However, when you try to imitate, try to make sure the frame color go with the color of your dress.
Creating a distinguishing feature, antique sunglasses of the 60s have become a passion for many sunglass wearers. However, it is just because of the ovation that many factories begin to produce pirate ones, which are badly made. Therefore, when buying sunglasses, one should pay special attention, for it is not only a matter to be beautiful but to be healthy. Try to buy quality guaranteed sunglasses, and make sure the UV Index is within 96% to 98%. It is suggested to choose sunglasses at daytime, when there are plenty light for one to check details and there is sunlight for one to try it on.