The pink 50s glasses with rhinestones are women's glasses with a pink butterfly frame, whose pointed corners are set with rhinestones. You put them on for a 50s party or a retro party, where the hair ribbon and the petticoat are already ready. The lenses are transparent, so your eyes and your makeup remain visible.
Frame, lenses and rhinestones of the pink glasses
- The frame is bright pink and flares out on the outside into two pointed points, the typical butterfly shape.
- On each point is a small group of rhinestones, otherwise the frame is smooth and shiny.
- The temples have the same pink color as the front, so the glasses also form a whole from the side.
- The lenses are transparent, which makes the glasses work as an accessory and not as sunglasses.
- The frame is made of 100% polycarbonate.
- The glasses are intended for women.
Why do butterfly glasses belong in the 50s?
Butterfly glasses, also known as cat-eye glasses, were one of the best-known women's frames in the 50s. The upward corners gave the face a cheerful, somewhat bold look that matched the pin-ups and the rock-'n'roll of that decade. That is why everyone at a retro party immediately recognizes what era you are going for, even if the rest of your outfit is simple.
How to wear the pink glasses at a 50s party
At a 50s party, the glasses look best with an updo hairstyle with a knotted hair ribbon, so that the pointed tips run freely along your temples. If you are going out as a waitress from an American diner, wear them with a striped dress with an apron and a small hat in the same pink. A polka dot scarf around the neck and large white hoop earrings give a pin-up look. Match your lipstick to the pink of the frame, then your face will match the color of the glasses.
Order the pink 50s glasses with rhinestones and complete your petticoat outfit for the next retro party.