Glasses 'Happy New Year!' silver

The 'Happy New Year!' silver glasses are New Year's glasses with a frame consisting of two silver glitter rings, each with a black star on top. On both stars, Happy New Year! is written in white letters, surrounded by small stars and dashes reminiscent of fireworks. Men and women wear them on New Year's Eve, while counting down to midnight, or later at a New Year's drink.

What are the New Year's glasses made of and what do the lenses look like?

• The frame is made of 95% polycarbonate, 4% acrylic and 1% PET.
• The round rings around the lenses are covered with silver-colored glitter, and the nose bridge also sparkles in silver.
• The lenses are round and darkly tinted.
• Two black stars protrude above the lenses and each bear the text Happy New Year! in white letters.
• The temples and the back of the frame are black, so silver and black are the main colors.
• The glasses are intended for women and men and come from the Boland brand.

Party glasses for the turn of the year

Text glasses like these make it clear without words which celebration you are celebrating, which works especially well around twelve o'clock, when everyone seeks each other out to toast. Because the stars protrude above the lenses, the message remains visible, even if you are standing in a crowded room. After the turn of the year, the same glitter glasses serve at a New Year's drink with friends or colleagues.

Building your New Year's Eve outfit around the star glasses

Because the glasses mainly combine silver and black, they match an outfit in the same two colors. Think of a black top, a black shirt or a sequined blazer, complemented by a silver tie or a sparkling scarf. Anyone who wants to make the whole thing more festive adds a party hat or a noisemaker for the countdown. Thus, the glasses and clothing together form one recognizable New Year's look instead of separate accessories.

Bring the 'Happy New Year!' silver glasses into your home and count down to the new year on New Year's Eve with two stars above your eyes.