The red hippie sugarbabe glasses are extra-large red butterfly-shaped frames that transition into a light blue nose bridge, with blue-tinted lenses.
Wear them to a flower power party or a 1960s party, but their wide, playful shape also makes them perfect for a disco party. The glasses are designed for women and men, and the lenses are so large that they cover a good portion of your face.
Frames, lenses and material of the sugarbabe glasses
- The frames are red on the outer edges and transition to a light blue, translucent nose bridge towards the center.
- The lenses are blue-tinted and widen towards the outer edges, giving the glasses their butterfly shape.
- The temples are red and end in light blue tips behind your ears.
- The glasses are made of polycarbonate and PMMA.
- The glasses are suitable for both women and men.
Why choose butterfly frames instead of small round glasses?
Butterfly frames like the red hippie sugarbabe glasses draw all attention to your face, while small round glasses create a more understated look. Large sunglasses with colored lenses are iconic to the late 1960s and 1970s, when fashion became increasingly playful and colorful. The red-to-light-blue gradient in these frames complements the vibrant colors of flower power. Choose this style if you want your glasses to be the centerpiece of your outfit, not an afterthought.
The red sugarbabe glasses at a flower power or disco party
For a flower power party, pair the glasses with a daisy headband or a wide floral headband, a top with a colorful floral pattern, and peace sign earrings. Long, loose hair with a middle part completes the look. If you are going to a disco party, wear them with a shiny jacket and large hoop earrings, as the red frames stand out beautifully against glitter and bright fabrics.
Choose the red hippie sugarbabe glasses and your 1960s look is complete with just one accessory.