SUNGLASSES - BUYING GUIDE AND FASHION ADVICE

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Here are some examples of the various types of styles available on Ferosh.

AVIATORS ARE

Without Aviators, no list of sunglasses would be complete. The US military first adopted this distinctly American look in 1935 as part of their uniform headgear. Aviators have had a colorful history in films, runways, and street styles since then.

WAYFARERS

These trapezoidal sunglasses are named after persons who prefer to travel by foot or 'wayfarers.' Their design embodies the adventurous spirit of the traveler who is always up for a new adventure.

CAT EYE

These sunglasses should suit anyone who enjoys classic fashion or the dramatic flair of a cat. The upsweep of the frame's outer borders gives it a distinctly exaggerated design that instantly makes a powerful fashion statement.

ROUND

These are known as 'tea shades,' and were a popular option among many pop stars in the 1960s and 1970s. Such sunglasses are particularly adaptable because they come in a variety of sizes, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your face shape.

SUNGLASSES STYLE INSPIRATION

Here are a few basic ideas to help you look your best in different types of sunglasses.

• FIT FOR SPORT

A pair of sports sunglasses is a must-have when getting ready to participate in any outdoor sporting activity. With performance leggings, a fitting t-shirt, and a zipped-up jacket, you can put together an ensemble. Choose sneakers that are appropriate for your sport and you're good to go.

• RELAXED VIBE

If you're going to spend the day relaxing by the pool, make sure you have your most enormous frames with you. Wearing a flowing maxi dress over your swimsuit, along with any of your wide-brimmed sun hats and a large tote bag, is a good idea.

• PARTY QUEEN

A daytime summer cocktail party may be difficult to style, but sunglasses should go with any outfit. Begin with a well-tailored, well-fitting linen suit in a pastel colour like pistachio green. To complete the look, apply gel to your hair and pair it with a slim tie and horseshoe loafers.

FEROSH HAS MORE THAN SUNGLASSES TO OFFER.

At Ferosh, you'll find a plethora of retail delights waiting to be found. Browse through 100 percent original products both local and worldwide designs, in a convenient manner. Shop the most up-to-date styles in everything. Choose from a wide range of watches for different occasions, as well as matching attire.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the names of the parts of the sunglasses?

Sunglasses have three main components: the frame, temples, and lenses. The nose pad, bridge, and portion of the hinge are all included in the frame.

What kind of lens does a sunglass have?

Glass, plastic, and SR-91 are all options for sunglasses lenses. Acrylic, polycarbonate, CR-39, and polyurethane are the most common plastic lenses. Glass lenses are the clearest and most scratch-resistant, but they are also the heaviest. On impact, they can also fracture or break.

What are the names of the ends of the sunglasses?

Temples: The temples of your glasses are the parts of the frame that keep your spectacles in place on your face. The temples (also known as the arms) clasp behind your ears and keep your spectacles in place. Temple tips: Temple tips are placed on the temple's perimeter, along with the temples.

What is the function of a sunglasses bridge?

The space between the lenses that arches up over the nose is known as the bridge. It's made to support the majority of the weight of the spectacles.