Horn Glasses
Horned type of glasses were a staple in the 50s and 60s. Others classify them as retro, nerd or rockabilly glasses. They are easy to identify because of their vintage look and horned appearance, not to be confused with bone material for frames. However, they were initially made of horn or tortoiseshell, but are now almost exclusively made of plastic. They are suitable for people with rectangular or oval faces and usually are a talking point when worn.
Horn type eyeglasses came back to the forefront about 20 years ago, and have been in the limelight ever since. Over time, they have changed in their appearance and meaning. Still, they maintain a classic appeal despite the modern updates.
Harold Lloyd is credited for single-handedly making wearing eyeglasses fashionable in the 1920s, and horn-rimmed glasses were his go-to. All over sudden, they were trending, all thanks to the appeal of the spectacle. This style of glasses is an excellent choice for many people.
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