


Transparent is only the starting point. Tint, shape and proportion still change what the glasses do on your face.

Transparent frames can carry soft colour while keeping their light visual feel.
Crystal is only one version. Blush, champagne, smoke and barely-there tints keep the frame visually light while changing the warmth and overall feel.

A clear frame can stay visually quiet while its shape does the styling work.
A clear frame can be quiet in colour and still have plenty of personality. Round, square, oversized or sharper at the corners changes the look more than the lack of colour does.

Squarer lines give transparent frames more structure without the visual weight of dark acetate.
Clear and translucent frames carry less visual weight than dark acetate. Your eyes, brows and features stay more prominent instead of competing with the glasses.

Even subtle tint and proportion can change how a clear frame reads against the person wearing it.
Clear frames can look completely different on a face than they do sitting on a shelf. Hair, brows, skin tone, tint and proportion all change how the frame reads.


