Nicole Miller

Nicole Miller

Looking Great with the Right Pair of Eyeglasses and Sunglasses

Glasses have bypassed their initial function as a tool for better vision. These days, eyeglasses do more than just help you see or protect you from the bright sun—they make you look good too. You now have the convenience of choosing from so many designer brands from various fashion markets, but it always important to make sure you're best physical features are complimented and not hidden away because of the wrong choice of eyewear.

WHAT'S YOU'RE FACE SHAPE?

Choose frames based on the shape of your face. This is especially essential for everyday-use glasses. Oval-faced people can basically wear any shape of frame because they have symmetrical faces. Square-shaped faces, on the other hand, are best complimented with full-shaped frames. If you have a round face, then the frame shape for you are the rectangular ones. Avoid glasses that are too small because it will make your face look even bigger. For those with long and thin faces, it would be best to look for bolder frames which will accentuate and draw attention to your eyes.

HOW DO YOU USUALLY WEAR YOUR HAIR?

How you commonly wear your hair will also affect your options for glasses or sunglasses. If you have long hair which you normally wear loose, or there is a major feature around your face, you should look for lighter frames which will not draw attention away from your hair and create a "busy" look. If you have a short hairstyle, or if you wear your hair tied up, away from your face most of the time, you can carry off much heavier or brighter frames as your glasses can be a great accessory for a more stylish look.

YOUR SKIN TONE MATTERS

Today, rules on fashion seem to be blurred but there are still basic guidelines you can keep in mind to make sure you always make the right choice in eyewear. People with pale skin should do their best to avoid black frames. You can go for darker tones like brown or deep red. You can also go for warmer tones like gold metal frames, but do avoid silver. On the other hand, people who have darker skin tones can wear black or dark-colored frames and silver. Mix and match your glasses with your wardrobe as well. Choose a vibrant color for neutral clothes and the opposite for printed and loud-colored clothes.

The rules for sunglasses are a little more loose and flexible these days. Supersized sunglasses are worn by almost any face shape—round, thin, square, etc. Color choices for sunglass frames are also not so strict. But what you can do is choose the ones you can easily match up with the rest of your wardrobe. More importantly, invest on sunglasses that can protect your eyes from UV radiation.

Remember that sunglasses don't have to be expensive to effectively protect your eyes against the sun. This means that you can build up a collection of sunglasses which suit every occasion.

Eyewear Design y Frances offers a wide array of choices of eyewear—from eyeglasses, sunglasses, to dive masks, ski goggles, and swim goggles. They also provide repair services for any type of eyewear. They also carry thebest designer brands such as BCBG, Caviar, Cazal, Juicy Couture, Police, Costa del Mar, Jaguar, Jhane Barnes, Lulu Guinness, LaCoste, bebe, Vera Wang, Menezzi, Daniel Swarovski, Jimmy Choo, Marc Jacobs, Nicole Miller, Carrera, Goldfinch, TMX, Alex Nicole, Diva, and many more.

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Eye Wear Designs By Frances
3401 Henderson Blvd
Tampa, FL 33609
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Email: framed@eyeweardesignsbyfrances.com
Website: http://www.eyeweardesignsbyfrances.com

Any know if Nicole Miller made a movie themed handbag?

I saw one and think it's Nicole Miller and am trying to find it again. It is silk and is a backpack style. I can't find one anywhere on the internet, so either I'm wrong about who made it or it's so old it doesn't show up? Thanks.
It just had popcorn, a movie reel and other movie related pics on it, no specific movie.

I tried googling it and didn't find anything under Nicole Miller. Any idea what movie it was themed after? That would help.

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