The neon green rock and roll glasses with dots are party glasses with a pointed cat-eye frame covered in small dots and green-tinted lenses. Wear them with a petticoat dress and a scarf in your hair, or with a checked shirt with rolled-up sleeves and a greaser pompadour. Women and men wear them at a 1950s party, but thanks to the bright color, they are just as suitable for a 1980s party or a disco party.
What does the cat-eye frame look like?
The neon green rock and roll glasses with dots have a frame that angles upwards on the outside into two sharp points, entirely in bright green. This is what they look like up close:
- The front has the classic cat-eye shape, with upturned corners above the eyes.
- Small dots in a darker shade are evenly distributed across the entire frame.
- The lenses are green-tinted, so the glasses appear monochromatic from the front.
- The temples are the same bright green color as the front.
- You will receive only the glasses, and they are designed for both women and men.
Cat-eye glasses in the 1950s and 1980s
Cat-eye glasses were a staple of women's fashion in the 1950s, and they are still seen in rockabilly style today. The upturned frame draws attention to the outer corners of the eyes, much like a line of eyeliner. Polka dots also belong to the same era—think of polka-dot dresses and headbands with bows. In the 1980s, bright fluorescent colors were added, and it is precisely this combination that makes this green version suitable for both decades.
The polka-dot glasses at a swing dance party, in a parade, or out for the evening
At a 1950s party, the glasses work best with an outfit in muted colors, so that the green remains the accent: a black skirt, a white blouse, and red lipstick. If you are going for a 1980s look, combine them with other bright colors, a sweatband, and an oversized shirt. In a parade or at a busy party, the green frame stands out from a distance, even if you are walking in a group. Men can create a complete greaser look by pairing them with a leather jacket and a tight, slicked-back pompadour.
Order the neon green rock and roll glasses with dots and instantly add a bright green accent to your 1950s or 1980s outfit.