For someone who wears glasses every single day of the year, they become more of an accessory and not just a tool. Only problem is, they're pretty pricey and insurance only covers one pair. How excited was I when I stumbled across a
DealChicken deal last summer for $200 off a pair of frames & lenses from Sears Optical! Now I know what you're thinking... Sears? Really? Luckily, I don't really care about brand names too much.
Welcome to the family, new glasses! I feel the need to include a disclaimer here though: I am
not a hipster, nor do I want to be one. The fact that hipsters took the whole "big frames" trend as their own annoys me. For a while I felt like I couldn't get the frame style I liked because I would be accused of trying to be hipster-ish. But then I realized, hey, if I like the frames then I like the frames! I will wear what I like. So I got the frames.
It's funny how fashion is cyclical. I remember picking out my first pair at age 13 and wanting to stay as far away as possible from the horrible "big frames" of the early 90s.
They're on their way baaaaack!
To me, they are the perfect combination of nerd and designer. Both of which I am, so they fit me nicely.
Have you ever felt like you couldn't wear something you liked for the fear of being negatively judged?
Happy Sunday!