In this age of individuality and style, eyewear has long since moved beyond the sole function of correcting vision and has become an indispensable fashion accessory. A classic in the eyewear industry, round frame glasses continue to lead the fashion trend with their unique charm and versatile style. Today, let's enter the world of round frame glasses and explore their charms in terms of fit and style suggestions.
What are round glasses?
When we talk about round frames, the meaning seems clear: glasses without corners, with a soft shape.
Round-framed glasses have evolved from practical to fashionable over many centuries. In the early days, for reasons of productivity, most spectacles were round, as this shape was easier to make and offered a wide field of vision. Many intellectuals, scholars and professionals owned a pair of round-framed glasses and they became a symbol of wisdom. Later, influential figures such as Mahatma Gandhi added to the cultural significance of these glasses, culminating in John Lennon. Today, round-framed eyewear is returning to its functional nature and an accessory.
Who round frames are for
Depending on the material of the frame, the colour of the frame and the type of lenses, round frames can have different effects. And designers have combined different materials and processes to create a wide variety of round-framed eyewear, so there is more to it than you might think. Read the third section of this blog to get a clearer idea.
Round frames are suitable for angular face shapes, such as square faces. In general, round frames are not recommended for round faces because a similar shape can make a round face look shorter and rounder. However, if you don't mind, go ahead and try your favourite round frames. Besides, no one can tell that they are inappropriate without trying them on.
Eyecedar Classic Round Eyewear Appreciation
The mix of transparent and tortoiseshell colours sets Xisai apart, simple but not ordinary, with an understated sophistication. It adds gravitas to both relaxed casual wear and formal business attire.
The slightly tapered bottom edge and gently sloping top edge give Imure a better finish than standard round-framed glasses. The six available colours also make Imure more customisable. A great choice for the trendsetter.
Round and tortoiseshell colours are timeless classics in eyewear design and the retro trend is making a comeback. The colour combination of sand and two different shades of brown makes the Quada uncompromising on all skin tones. Ideal for creating elegant outfits.
With a browline design that emphasises the brow and eyes and draws attention to the eyes, Yedar can make you look professional and authoritative while making you look special. If you want to show your professionalism and authority, try Yedar.
The cleverness of Ulter's design lies in the sloping silhouette and delicate gold embellishments. This strikes a delicate balance, making it academic without being too serious and stereotypical. Smooth lines and reflective acetate frames rejuvenate the black-framed glasses.
