Wayfarer Glasses
The trapezoidal shape of wayfarer eyeglasses makes them suitable for just about every type of face. These types of classic frames were highly popularized during the 50s and 60s but have made a resurgence lately due to the pop and geek culture embracing them.
It goes without saying that Ray-Bans are the crème de la crème in Wayfarer type of glasses. They popularized the look in the early 2000s and have been synonymous with it ever since. However, the company’s history with the Wayfarer design started even earlier, since they were the first to come up with this concept in 1952. They gladly took advantage of advancements in plastic molding at the time when others stuck to using the tried and tested metal frames.
However, dwindling sales in the 70s almost saw the Ray-Ban brand close shop. The company then made a deal with Hollywood production studios as a last resort to feature many actors wearing them, and the gambit as luck would have it paid off. It’s not surprising that these types of frames are associated with celebrities and musicians.
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