A student who LOVES glasses!
So, this is my first stab at the Fashion section…here I go!
I have bad eyesight, one of my eyes is worse than the other.
It kicked in when I was about 13 years old maybe because I (for some very odd
reason) liked to shine torches in my eyes. I was a very ODD child. Then, after
having an eye exam I was told that I was going to need glasses, and you can
imagine at this age I thought that the world was crashing down. I thought that
having glasses would automatically put me in the category of ‘nerd/geek/weirdo’,
but who knew it would turn into a fashion statement by the time I reached 17. Okay,
that’s the end of reliving my childhood.
What inspired this post was that I noticed a lot of
university students have prescriptions, yet they do not wear their glasses. One
person who I spoke to said that they didn’t feel like they suited glasses, but neither
did I when I had them…and now I can’t live without mine.
For many students, to buy the next pair of glasses that are
in fashion at the time can be SUPER expensive, and we all know that once that
student loan drops in it goes to rent, food and bills. So, I completely
understand that buying new glasses isn’t always the best thing to do when faced
with the looming overdraft. However, the thing about glasses are that they can
frame your face in a way that no other accessory can, be it a chain or
necklace. Coming to the conclusion of picking the right glasses at not so much
of an expensive price is always the hardest thing to do. What I’m going to do
is focus on the picking the right type of glasses first.
Sometimes, you can
make the wrong choice when it comes to picking the right type of glasses. So,
here are my Dos and Don’ts when picking the right glasses for you:
1) Don’t jump on the Trend Train
Sometimes glasses
on one person may not suit you, so don’t shed your entire loan on glasses that
are fashionable but don’t suit you. Establish your style first!
2) Shape of frame
There are a tonne of frames
that have different shapes. If you have quite a sharp profile and blocky head
shape, go for a rounder frame to balance out your face. Vice versa if you have
a rounder face, try a rectangular frame.
3) THICK FRAMES
Since the return of the Wayfarer,
everyone tries to buy either Ray Bans or those with a similar thick rimmed
frame. Problem with this is, you can end up looking like a cartoon character,
so start off with a thinner frame and establish where you stand.
4) Eyebrows
I think this just may be me, but if
your lens go above your eyebrows, then maybe you could try to get smaller
frames. No one wants to miss out on their eyebrows.
You may all completely disagree with me but that’s not
entirely a bad thing, GO FORTH FRIENDS AND EXPERIMENT IN THE GLASSES WORLD. It
is Fashion of course.
Now on to my second part; like me, we all know that most
students are incredibly poor, so here’s my little gift to you. There is a website known as SpecSuperstore
which I have been a customer of for two years. Their service is amazing, their
range is magnificent and they really do know about style. With summer coming
closer as well, there is always a want to buy new shades and frames, so here’s
the nice bit. SpecSuperstore sells all of these glasses that you’d find on the
high street for almost up to 70% off with their sales. Amazing right? Well there’s
more; they also give us lowly students 10% discount because we go to
university. What better incentive to go and buy new glasses from them? Some people
may have reservations with buying glasses online, but there is no need with
SpecSuperstore.
They personally create the glasses, like at the opticians up
the road, with your prescription and give you a guarantee on most of the
products they sell. Being the silly man that I am, I ordered the wrong size for
my glasses and they were more than happy to change them. It took a little time,
but of course it would. SpecSuperstore is a great place to shop for the new
glasses/sunglasses, but be weary and keep my Dos and Don’ts in mind.
That’s all from me folks, happy glasses shopping. Here’s the
link to the Website:
From your newly fashion-orientated broski,
Myles
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