As the outfits in your closet rotate
from sherbet bright knits and silk, to more substantial fur, velvet and wool,
you need to think about updating your accessories as well. In addition to shopping
for purses and shoes, you should think about the statement your eyewear is
making
The winter fashion season is a great time to play with colors, shapes and textures of eyewear.
Indian Summer
If you are the type of person who loves your aviator sunglasses in the warmer months, you can transition the shape to winter by tweaking the styling slightly to channel Ashton Kutcher or David Beckham's recent looks.
The trick is to get frames that are more brushed than shiny and lenses that feature more nontraditional dark finishes.
Maui Jim Sun Readers look especially fresh this winter with a cool evergreen fade on the lenses. This shade will play off of winter's structured military coats, as well as inky black velvet blazers, making it a wise choice for versatility.
Prim and Proper
With "Mad Men" still going strong on television, fashion is continuing its love affair with the fashion trends of the 1960s. New for women this year are the re-imagined cat eye glasses, which were made famous by Audrey Hepburn and since have popped up on trendsetters such as Rihanna and Nicole Richie.
Newer styles are slightly rounded on the edges, making them more wearable for the average person.
Scarlet or tortoiseshell are safe bets for winter, but you might want to try the ghost-like drama of a clear frame or add a punch of color to neutral winter outfits with mustard gold frames.
The style looks especially dramatic with blunt bangs or high ponytails.
The classic Wayfarer silhouette is a nice complement for the men who want to get in on the 1960s trend, giving them the type of polish Roger Sterling or Don Draper would approve of.
Scandinavian Minimalism
The perfect eyeglasses to play off of winter's chic Nordic prints and skinny jeans in an array of colors, are the semi-rimless frame’s with colored accents.
While the most wearable style features rims on the top portion, you can mix things up by having the frame solid on the lower portion of the eye instead.
Goo Goo
Eyes Half Frames
This style demands a simple,
geometric haircut and a love of intense colors.
Orange, lime green, royal blue and red metal will show your artistic side without taking yourself too seriously.
Orange, lime green, royal blue and red metal will show your artistic side without taking yourself too seriously.
