I've included a range of people who wear eyewear permanently and are spectacle icons, to people who just look good in them anyway.
Don't forget the latest trend:
My favourite tid-bit I learned while making this post is that John Lennon and Harry Potter - both iconic spectacle sporters - wore the same frame: the Windsor.
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Which glasses do you like? Any important ones I didn't include?
2 comments:
very interesting! z
I had round glasses when I first got glasses when I was 11. They had a green, purple and red patterned gold frame. With my semi-blonde-orange hair at the time and my favourite red tartan trousers, I was a sitting duck for the school bullies. Luckily for me there were other dorkier kids to tease! haha
As a glasses wearer at such an age, and the daughter of a glasses wearer for 60 years(since my daddy was 3), I know that as much as I love that people are embracing glasses currently (to the point where its trendy to wear them regardless of the quality of your eyesight), It will be a relatively short natured (cyclical) trend, and it will probably never be 'cool' for a child. Its sad but inevitable :(
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