From runways to the streets; From the boardroom to the back court; Men's eyewear is becoming edgier than ever and men, are going crazy about it, in fact, in the recent survey than by Stylish, more men buy eyewear than women. So designers are releasing stylish eyewear and battling it out in the market. Having said that, here are a batch of new trends for men's eyewear. Check it out.
- Oversized square and round shapes in chunky plastics dominate the geek chic look.
- The combination of materials is a leading force in men's eyewear as a way to liven up the design.
- Men continue to want premium materials such as titanium, memory metal, and carbon fiber because of their light weight and high-tech advantages.
- Deeper, exaggerated eyeshapes give frames an updated look, on trend with high fashion.
- While neutrals remain strong, color is starting to play a larger role in men's eyewear as a way to express self-confidence.
- With the continuing interest in classic shapes, semi-rimless frames are strong, offering a modern take on the traditional look.
- The vintage and retro look is big in eyewear and men's designs are no different.
And then before you buy men's eyewear, there are a number of other elements you need to consider aside from the latest trends, shapes and sizes. Nowadays, the eyewear trends, go beyond shapes and colors. It is also more on the innovations it offers. Here are some of them.
UVA/UVB Protection
Do your new shades offer adequate protection from the sun's harmful rays? Check for a suitable certification sticker to ensure you're getting the valuable filtering effect from your sunnies.
Tints
Don't forget the color of the lens will directly affect the way you perceive the world. Cheaper glasses tend to cast a ghastly glowing hue over everything. If this sounds like your idea of hell, try to pick shades offering a neutral tone throughout; they may be a little more expensive, but they'll be worth it long term.
Polarizing
Polarized lenses are used to reflect glare from bright sun-spots. Light is flittered through the glasses in much the same way as a Venetian blind cuts out the sunlight in your living room. Consider this feature if you're going to be sat by a lake all summer long, or anywhere that glare is omnipresent.
Now you are ready to shop for your men's eyewear. Just remember the tips and trends mention above and I'm sure that you can pick the best eyewear that suits you.
- Oversized square and round shapes in chunky plastics dominate the geek chic look.
- The combination of materials is a leading force in men's eyewear as a way to liven up the design.
- Men continue to want premium materials such as titanium, memory metal, and carbon fiber because of their light weight and high-tech advantages.
- Deeper, exaggerated eyeshapes give frames an updated look, on trend with high fashion.
- While neutrals remain strong, color is starting to play a larger role in men's eyewear as a way to express self-confidence.
- With the continuing interest in classic shapes, semi-rimless frames are strong, offering a modern take on the traditional look.
- The vintage and retro look is big in eyewear and men's designs are no different.
And then before you buy men's eyewear, there are a number of other elements you need to consider aside from the latest trends, shapes and sizes. Nowadays, the eyewear trends, go beyond shapes and colors. It is also more on the innovations it offers. Here are some of them.
UVA/UVB Protection
Do your new shades offer adequate protection from the sun's harmful rays? Check for a suitable certification sticker to ensure you're getting the valuable filtering effect from your sunnies.
Tints
Don't forget the color of the lens will directly affect the way you perceive the world. Cheaper glasses tend to cast a ghastly glowing hue over everything. If this sounds like your idea of hell, try to pick shades offering a neutral tone throughout; they may be a little more expensive, but they'll be worth it long term.
Polarizing
Polarized lenses are used to reflect glare from bright sun-spots. Light is flittered through the glasses in much the same way as a Venetian blind cuts out the sunlight in your living room. Consider this feature if you're going to be sat by a lake all summer long, or anywhere that glare is omnipresent.
Now you are ready to shop for your men's eyewear. Just remember the tips and trends mention above and I'm sure that you can pick the best eyewear that suits you.