Womens Glasses

Since Summer is already here, of course, our favorite accessory of the moment is the sunglasses— shielding our eyes from the bright sun.  This season, Ownthelooks for your favorite celebrity or movie character by sporting few eyewear sets from OwnTheLooks latest womens glasses as they come in many different shapes and colors with high-quality frames and lenses. We’ve collected our women’s glasses favorites just for you. Eyewear trends this year is all about being more adventurous—from geometric frames to brow bar silhouettes. Let OwnTheLooks tells you how wearable is these cool shades are and we put our brand to the test by the curated selection of our fashion influencers—sorted through hundreds of options finding the most wearable coolest sunglasses of the season. We are taking all the guesswork out of the shopping process for you so you can have more time to buy eyeglasses online. Just keep scrolling to know which women’s sunglasses suit your style and ownthelooks that are trending this season. See also all of the new arrivals of women's sunglasses and trendy eyewear’s you’ll want to wear all summer as we’ve tried on a lot of shades to bring you our top styles of the season and don’t stop for dreaming and pre-emptively investing in some new shades.

Spectacles are less about seeing than being seen and right now, the mood is academic which means the nerdier the look, the better. As the catwalks are partly responsible on the trend like the new aristo-geek look are important styles and for the perfect fit, make sure to find out the key measurements of frames before you buy: consider lens width, the bridge width, and temple length.

From rimless cat-eye and vintage sunglasses to this season’s most-wanted and most-Instagram med pieces like– rectangular, oval, trapezoid and round frames—we are confident that there should be something here for you to ownthelooks and styles you have been waiting for and to suit every face shape and budget. We at OwnTheLooks recommend finding out the key measurements of the frames before you buy—you need to get the lens width, bridge width and temple length of the frame which you can usually find this information on our website. You may also compare that to a pair you already own so you can get an idea of what they might look like. All of these pairs offer 100 per cent UVA/UVB protection, filtering out the harmful rays.

Yes, the ‘90s style of sunglasses for women is actually back in fashion this Spring and still here to stay. The ‘90s is sticking around this summer particularly in eyewear this time. As for the past few seasons, large shades have been by far the most popular style— but this summer, the opposite reigns supreme as it's all about teeny tiny frames. The original trend actually dates back as round circle sunnies were big then and the 'Harlequin' and 'cat eye' shapes were also becoming popular. Another sunglasses for women trend is the transparent frame. Wherein layers of the material are set in resin to create strong, plastic-like frames and lenses are polarized with graduated tint. Which makes the combo makes for out-of-the-ordinary and high quality-feeling glasses and think of the sustainable process by adding a certain summer feel-good factor which they’re comfortable on, too.

When real life meets Instagram, own the look of a summer stylish chic donning the latest sunglasses for women where a lot of stylish pieces are available to choose from. Variations in colors look richer and warmer and all its frames come with the brand’s signature lenses and that much more vibrant and bright when we compared them with the view through our usual shades. Ownthelooks cat-eye frames are made from top-quality acetate, with the edges of the lens exposed. It comes in various striking shades. The sunglasses come in a secured pouch that we reckon would be more useful to put few knick-knacks in as to carry around with you.

The Best Women Sunglasses for Every Face Shape

Sunglasses protect your eyes and help you see, OwnTheLooks offer sunglasses that fit well, balances your features, and look like they were made for your face. So here are the top tips for finding flattering sunglasses for every face shape. First things first, diagnose your face shape. Indeed, finding the right sunglasses for your face shape is quite be difficult if you do not know what your shape is. The face is considered round if the width and length are roughly the same, just estimate this by measuring the span with your fingers. A square face has a jawline which is strong and forehead is broad. An oval-shaped face is long and thin having a chin slightly narrower than forehead and finally, a heart-shaped face is wider at the forehead and significantly narrower at the chin. Ask someone who works at a glasses store or makeup counter will be trained to tell you what your face shape is.

Square frames or wayfarers as angular lines will balance the roundness of your face and will add definition. Consider it as getting cheekbones with strategically placed sunglasses instead of putting a contoured makeup. Avoid frames which are circular especially the smaller ones because these will make your face appear rounder. Remember the reason that if square frames balance out a round face then round frames balance out a square face. The larger your face the larger the frames should be. Elongate your face by bringing attention upward by wearing sunglasses with rectangular frames balance your round features. It is suggested to have styled a brow bar which is perfect for a round face as it gives the wearer a fun defined shape. A pair of a classic cat eye with sweeping angles is a staple but not try to go too oversize as large frames will just overpower your perfect circle.

Those with square faces choose frames that extend past the widest part of their face as this gives a rounder overall silhouette of the face. Anything against with boxy or angular corners should be avoided. You need a pair of sunglasses that balances your face shape, not exaggerating it. Shades in tortoise and neutral tones help soften and subtly frame the face and lenses with a warm tint adds cool and retro look. Cat eye frames will curve downwards will also balance your angles. Butterfly-shaped frame suits you if you want to get crazy—indeed, a statement accessory of the season.

Having a heart-shaped face look for aviators. Typically, aviators are wider at the top and tapered at the bottom, which complemented the outline of a heart-shaped face which again, considering proportions are important here: as if you have small delicate features do not choose the large, heavy frames. Whereas, if you have more impressive features you can choose larger frames. Choose frames that can help broaden their jawlines and direct attention downwards to elongate features. Try a style of bottom-heavy frames that are parallel and extends past the width of your face that complements your strong jawline for those with a broad brow and a narrow chin—truly aviators are another great option as the sloping silhouette contrasts your V-shaped chin.

Having an oval face shape, on the other hand, most women's sunglasses styles work well on this face shape, so you can mix it up. Take your pick and pull off that trendy cat eyes, the classic wayfarers, and round glasses. If you have smaller features, avoid thick, large frames, as they will just overwhelm your face and another consideration for anyone with an oval face is avoiding frames that are too wide so as there should be no large gap within sides of your face and your sunglasses so choose glasses that are the same width as your face and not wider. The face that is an oval shape has the most wiggle room when choosing an eyewear, so basically get to wear whatever you want yet we recommend skipping perfect circle frames which won't elongate your face shape.

In choosing the right pair of womens sunglasses there are many factors that you need to consider when comparing different types of sunglasses. OwnTheLooks will help you determine the right size, fit, and shape for your face to make online orders will be a breeze.

Sizing, Measuring, and Fit

Shop online at OwnTheLooks that has the largest options of sunglasses— and having a precise size measurement is really essential. Considering the three keyframe measurements determine the size of a pair of sunglasses: Bridge width, Lens width, and Temple length.

How to Measure Your Face

If you have existing eyeglasses look for the three numbers located on the inside of the temple arm of your glasses as those three numbers indicating frame dimensions, these are the lens width x bridge width x temple length. The three dimensions will be your guide when shopping for sunglasses and have a leeway of 2 millimeters for each dimension, so a good fit does not need to be exact.

Measuring Bridge Width

Examine the bridge of your nose in the mirror. Then take a selfie of your side profile. If your bridge is low, it’s the level or below your pupils and skinny, a small bridge size will work best. A large bridge size requires when your bridge is high. Other combination of attributes a medium-range number should provide a comfortable fit.

Measuring Lens Width

Look at the mirror and hold a ruler up so that it lines up with your temples measuring the distance between them, then subtract 6 millimeters is the total average of the end pieces and your bridge measurement is halving the remainder and you have your lens width.

Measuring Temple Length

Anything from 135 to 145 millimeters should be a safe bet thus, temple arm length has the least variance of the three dimensions, so it's less important to get an exact measurement.

Frame Material

More malleable metal frames are typically counterparts of plastic and synthetic with its flexibility meaning they are comfortable fit and has a wide variety of face shapes. They are also usually quite more expensive and less durable than shades made of other materials. Plastic frames, on the other hand, are generally cheaper and more lightweight but they are still relatively impact-resistant—making them great for comfortable and all-day wear. Take into consideration the couple varieties you are likely to see while shopping. The harder version of plastic, like polycarbonate, can weather tough use. Sunglasses that are made of polycarbonate are typically suitable for everyday and active wear. Its durability also makes them a great choice while acetate frames are a bit lighter yet more durable than standard plastic sunglasses. They come in many different designs since their colors are imbued with the material itself.

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