Glasses Bad glam with studs

The Bad glam glasses with studs are black party glasses with silver pointed studs and clear rhinestones around both lenses. The triangular studs all point inwards, giving each lens a serrated edge that is visible from a distance. The glasses are designed for women and men and are perfect for a 1950s party, where the wide frame with the straight top edge immediately brings that era to mind.

Frame, studs and lenses up close

• The frame and temples are completely black.
• Around each lens is a row of clear, round rhinestones, with a wreath of silver-coloured triangular studs inside.
• The lenses are darkly tinted, and on the inside you can see the serrated shape of the studs reflected as a zigzag edge.
• The rhinestones also continue across the nose bridge, so the decoration forms one continuous line.
• The glasses are made of 100% polycarbonate.
• They are suitable for women and men and are made by Boland.

A 1950s frame with a cool glamour look

Wide plastic frames with a straight top edge are part of the 1950s image, when sunglasses became a fashion accessory. Studs and spikes, on the other hand, come from the rock and punk scene. By combining the two with sparkling rhinestones, the classic model gets a cool, glamorous look. With many party glasses, the striking colour is in the frame itself, but with this model, the decoration is on the edge around the lenses. So choose them if you want your glasses to be the most eye-catching part of your outfit.

Which outfit best showcases the studs on these glasses?

A plain outfit in black or metallic silver showcases the studded glasses best, because the silver points and rhinestones do not have to compete with a print. For a recognisable 1950s look, choose a slicked-back hairstyle with gel and a leather jacket as a man, and an updo with volume and a petticoat dress as a woman. Keep jewellery small and silver-coloured, so the area around your eyes remains the centre of attention.

Order the Bad glam glasses with studs and make the silver edge around your eyes the centre of attention at your next 1950s party.