Hippie glasses XL orange

The orange XL hippie glasses are large round party glasses with a thin silver-colored metal frame and orange-tinted lenses. The most striking thing is the size: the round lenses cover a large part of your face and immediately give your look a warm orange glow. Women and men wear the glasses with a 60s look, during King's Day or at a disco party.

Material and shape of the orange XL hippie glasses

• The lenses are round and orange-tinted, with an XL diameter that reaches down to your cheeks.
• The frame is silver-colored and thin, with a curved bridge between the lenses.
• The temples narrow towards the back and end in black tips.
• The composition is 54% copper, 28% acrylic, 8% iron, 7% acetic acid and 3% PVC.
• Behind the bridge are two transparent nose pads.

Round colored lenses in the flower power era

Large round eyeglass lenses became the trademark of the flower power generation in the second half of the 60s, often in warm shades such as orange, yellow and purple. That round shape stands in stark contrast to the angular frames of the following decades, and that is precisely why you immediately recognize it as retro. Tinted lenses also change your entire facial expression, while clear lenses mainly show off the frame. For King's Day, the same glasses work differently: there it is the orange color that carries the party, not the era.

Which wig goes with these orange hippie glasses?

A long blonde or brown wig with layers or curls completes the hippie look in one go, as you can see working on the model photos. Further combine the glasses with a shirt or dress with a floral print, a colored headband and a necklace with lots of beads. For King's Day, pair them with orange clothing, an orange scarf or an orange bag. At a disco party, they match glitter and wide-flared trousers.

Choose the orange XL hippie glasses if you want to create a 60s look or an orange party outfit with just one accessory.