Have you thought about spicing up your eyewear collection? Sure, black frames are always practical, but now there are more styles, colors, and prints than ever before! One of the easiest looks for any woman to pull off is green eyeglass frames.
Don’t be afraid of a bit of color! You’ll see your friends turn green with envy as you push fashion boundaries. Stay tuned, and I’ll list my top brands and styles to help you pick the best pair.
A familiar silhouette is making a bold comeback in 2025—oval sunglasses. These frames were stand-out eyewear from generations ago. Even then, it was obvious that they weren’t just a fleeting trend.
Oval shades exude effortless elegance. Once a staple amongst the creative and the artistic, this timeless style is now a must-have accessory for fashionistas who crave a look of simple sophistication.
Want to add a touch of vintage luxury to your look? Read on and see if oval is the missing shape in your eyewear collection!
Do you love online shopping? It can definitely save you time and money, but the best part is that you can browse from the comfort of your home! With EZContacts, there’s no need to leave the couch. You can order your prescription lenses, buy the latest sunglasses … and now, even try glasses on virtually!
The newest feature, Fittingbox, is innovative and allows you to try on glasses with the snap of a photo. Now, you have even more convenience at your fingertips. I’m going to take a deep dive into Fittingbox, its features, and how to use it so you can make the most of it.
The year 2000 is back, including iconic Y2K sunglasses. Of course, twenty-five years ago, they were just called sunglasses. These were the shades you saw every day—on everyone. Now, the same trends are taking the world by storm, thanks to countless celebrities, influencers, and other trendsetters obsessed with the look.
Curious? Consider this your sign! Read on and see if the Y2K-retro style suits you.
Nothing is more disappointing than finding the “perfect” eyeglasses only to have them slip down your nose after a second. You ask yourself, “Is it the glasses? My nose? My face?” It’s the glasses.
When choosing eyewear, remember that your choice shouldn’t just be about style. You also have to consider the fit. If your glasses sit too high on your face, such that the lenses already press against your cheeks, your frames don’t fit. If they keep slipping off your nose, your frames don’t fit.
While standard glasses may suit a lot of people, some require low bridge glasses. If you’re one of them, you’ll definitely find that low bridge frames fit and feel better. They’re simply more stable on your face.
