Rimless frames were originally associated with wealth and success in the 1800s. Today they're chosen by men and women who are looking for lightweight frames with an elegant style.
Round rimmed glasses has always made a distinct statement about the wearer. Often chosen by trailblazers and visionaries, round frames have been worn by both fictional and real-life creatives, intellectuals, scientists, heroes and visionaries.
Before the 1930s, most eyeglasses were round, oval or rectangular shaped. But since then, thanks in part to World War II, P3 frames have become one of the most popular frames styles in the world.
Your eye wear is an expression of you. It's nice to know what "the rules" are, but at the end of the day, if you want to make a statement that defies the rules -- or perhaps sets a new trend -- then it's Your face. Your rules!
We're often asked what makes one set of eyeglasses "horn-rimmed" and another "tortoise shell". As you may have already guessed, the origins of both eyewear style names come from the materials originally used to make them: animal horns and shells. But these frames have an interesting history...
Where is the first place people look when they meet you? Your choice of eyewear has the power to enhance your appearance more than most any other fashion choice.