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Variety of Glasses

Horn-rimmed
Horn-rimmed glass originated in Europe in the 1800's, the frames were actually made from tortoise shell and were expensive. And in 1910's, horn rimmed glasses became popular in the United States. Harold Lloyd, who was a famous American silent comedian, brought horn-rimmed glasses to the mainstream.

Tinted

James Ayscough began experimenting with tinted lenses in spectacles around 1752.

Inexpensive mass-production of sunglasses started in 1929 when Sam Foster introduced them to America. These sunglasses were made to protect people's eyes from the sun's rays.

Polarized sunglasses first became available in 1936, when Edwin H. Land began using his patented Polaroid filter when making sunglasses.

Rimless
The template for rimless eyeglasses date back to the 1820's, when an Austrian inventor named Johann Friedrich Voigtländer marketed a rimless monocle.

Semi-Rimless
Brow-line glasses or semi-rimless frames
come with lenses covered only by top rims.Inspired by the iconic looks of the 1950's and ’60's these hybrid frames bring together the minimalism of rimless frames with full-rim durability.

Aviator
The aviator-style glasses were made during World War I to protect the pilot’s eyes from the glare of the sun and soon became one of the most popular types of glasses. Also known as the pilot frame, aviators may easily win the title for the most iconic eye wear style ever made.

Cat eye
The 1930's: Cat-eye glasses are born after Altina Schinasi walked by an optician's office and noticed the lack of stylish options for women. Inspired by the masks that Schinasi saw in Venice, Italy, she designed glasses with exaggerated framing around the eyes.

Over-sized
Over-sized sunglasses first became popular in the 1960's when women purchased them to mimic the ones famously worn by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. ... They have recently made a comeback once again in the 21st century and their popularity is largely due to fashionistas like Paris Hilton.

D-frame
The D-frame glasses are a cool blend of vintage styling from the 1950's to the 1980's and modern details.

Round frame
Salvino D'Armate probably invented eyeglasses in around 1285, though various sources suggest an earlier origin. He shared the invention of his new device with Allesandro della Spina, an Italian monk, who made it public and is often credited with inventing eyeglasses.

Square
The first wearable glasses known to history appeared in Italy during the 13th century. Primitive glass-blown lenses were set into wooden or leather frames (or occasionally, frames made from animal horn) and then held before the face or perched on the nose.

Geometric frame
A perfect mix of angularity and modernity while still keeping your look classic, the stylish geometric frame will make you want to stand out.

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Variety of Glasses

Rimless
The template for rimless eyeglasses date back to the 1820's, when an Austrian inventor named Johann Friedrich Voigtländer marketed a rimless monocle.

Semi-Rimless
Brow-line glasses or semi-rimless frames
come with lenses covered only by top rims.Inspired by the iconic looks of the 1950's and ’60's these hybrid frames bring together the minimalism of rimless frames with full-rim durability.

Aviator
The aviator-style glasses were made during World War I to protect the pilot’s eyes from the glare of the sun and soon became one of the most popular types of glasses. Also known as the pilot frame, aviators may easily win the title for the most iconic eye wear style ever made.

Cat eye
The 1930's: Cat-eye glasses are born after Altina Schinasi walked by an optician's office and noticed the lack of stylish options for women. Inspired by the masks that Schinasi saw in Venice, Italy, she designed glasses with exaggerated framing around the eyes.

Over-sized
Over-sized sunglasses first became popular in the 1960's when women purchased them to mimic the ones famously worn by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. ... They have recently made a comeback once again in the 21st century and their popularity is largely due to fashionistas like Paris Hilton.

D-frame
The D-frame glasses are a cool blend of vintage styling from the 1950's to the 1980's and modern details.

Round frame
Salvino D'Armate probably invented eyeglasses in around 1285, though various sources suggest an earlier origin. He shared the invention of his new device with Allesandro della Spina, an Italian monk, who made it public and is often credited with inventing eyeglasses.

Square
The first wearable glasses known to history appeared in Italy during the 13th century. Primitive glass-blown lenses were set into wooden or leather frames (or occasionally, frames made from animal horn) and then held before the face or perched on the nose.

Geometric frame
A perfect mix of angularity and modernity while still keeping your look classic, the stylish geometric frame will make you want to stand out.

Variety of Glasses

Rimless The template for rimless eyeglasses date back to the 1820's, when an Austrian inventor named Johann Friedrich Voigtländer marketed a rimless monocle.

Semi-Rimless Brow-line glasses or semi-rimless frames come with lenses covered only by top rims.Inspired by the iconic looks of the 1950's and ’60's these hybrid frames bring together the minimalism of rimless frames with full-rim durability.

Aviator The aviator-style glasses were made during World War I to protect the pilot’s eyes from the glare of the sun and soon became one of the most popular types of glasses. Also known as the pilot frame, aviators may easily win the title for the most iconic eye wear style ever made.

Cat eye The 1930's: Cat-eye glasses are born after Altina Schinasi walked by an optician's office and noticed the lack of stylish options for women. Inspired by the masks that Schinasi saw in Venice, Italy, she designed glasses with exaggerated framing around the eyes.

Over-sized Over-sized sunglasses first became popular in the 1960's when women purchased them to mimic the ones famously worn by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. ... They have recently made a comeback once again in the 21st century and their popularity is largely due to fashionistas like Paris Hilton.

D-frame The D-frame glasses are a cool blend of vintage styling from the 1950's to the 1980's and modern details.

Round frame Salvino D'Armate probably invented eyeglasses in around 1285, though various sources suggest an earlier origin. He shared the invention of his new device with Allesandro della Spina, an Italian monk, who made it public and is often credited with inventing eyeglasses.

Square The first wearable glasses known to history appeared in Italy during the 13th century. Primitive glass-blown lenses were set into wooden or leather frames (or occasionally, frames made from animal horn) and then held before the face or perched on the nose.

Geometric frame A perfect mix of angularity and modernity while still keeping your look classic, the stylish geometric frame will make you want to stand out.

Rimless
The template for rimless eyeglasses date back to the 1820's, when an Austrian inventor named Johann Friedrich Voigtländer marketed a rimless monocle.

Semi-Rimless
Brow-line glasses or semi-rimless frames
come with lenses covered only by top rims.Inspired by the iconic looks of the 1950's and ’60's these hybrid frames bring together the minimalism of rimless frames with full-rim durability.

Aviator
The aviator-style glasses were made during World War I to protect the pilot’s eyes from the glare of the sun and soon became one of the most popular types of glasses. Also known as the pilot frame, aviators may easily win the title for the most iconic eye wear style ever made.

Cat eye
The 1930's: Cat-eye glasses are born after Altina Schinasi walked by an optician's office and noticed the lack of stylish options for women. Inspired by the masks that Schinasi saw in Venice, Italy, she designed glasses with exaggerated framing around the eyes.

Over-sized
Over-sized sunglasses first became popular in the 1960's when women purchased them to mimic the ones famously worn by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. ... They have recently made a comeback once again in the 21st century and their popularity is largely due to fashionistas like Paris Hilton.

D-frame
The D-frame glasses are a cool blend of vintage styling from the 1950's to the 1980's and modern details.

Round frame
Salvino D'Armate probably invented eyeglasses in around 1285, though various sources suggest an earlier origin. He shared the invention of his new device with Allesandro della Spina, an Italian monk, who made it public and is often credited with inventing eyeglasses.

Square
The first wearable glasses known to history appeared in Italy during the 13th century. Primitive glass-blown lenses were set into wooden or leather frames (or occasionally, frames made from animal horn) and then held before the face or perched on the nose.

Geometric frame
A perfect mix of angularity and modernity while still keeping your look classic, the stylish geometric frame will make you want to stand out.