This year, style is all about you. Whether you love the Preppy look, or Hollywood starlet is your thing, you won’t be completely dressed without your fashion sunglasses.
Think you can’t afford them? We aren’t talking about super expensive designer eyewear here. We are talking about super affordable – and super cool – fashionable sunglasses that you can find in any of the large mass retailers for about . At this rate, you can have a pair for every outfit you own!
If you’ve had the same sunglasses since you graduated from school, you need to rethink your wardrobe accessories! Even if you love that basic style – whatever it is – even clip on sunglasses. You can probably find something similar, but with more up to date details. Like aviators? Get one of the new two toned styles. If you prefer some mirrored wrap-arounds, you are in the right place!
If you’re lucky enough to find one style that looks and feels great, grab a few pairs. Either get the same color or different colors that would be perfect for some mixing and matching.
Years ago, sunglasses in this price range weren’t made to last long. They were hastily assembled in plastic and one mishap would shatter them into pieces. The lenses were easily scratched and offered no UV protection.
Today the fashion sunglass industry has a new philosophy. All sunglasses should protect the wearer against UV rays, and now almost all sunglass do come with at least UV protection if not refractive lenses. An interesting note of comparison here is that the expensive designer sunglasses and eyeglasses lines don’t normally come with UV protection! Yes, you can spend hundreds of dollars on a pair of designer glasses and get…. Nothing!
Even if your new favorite pair of sunglasses cost you . 99, you should still protect them from unnecessary damage. Get a case! A decent case can be purchased at any eyewear store or even at a doctor’s office. For added pizzazz, creative types can quickly sew up matching glass cases. Be sure to either buy or make a case that is thick enough to offer some protection. Don’t just wrap your glasses in one layer of fabric and think that will help.