Glasses king crown gold King

The King gold crown glasses are party glasses with dark lenses in a pilot frame, topped with a wide openwork crown with coloured stones. Women and men wear them to stand out among all the orange on King’s Day, or to play the king of the dance floor at a tacky party. The frame shines from the lenses to the ends of the temples in gold, so you don’t need a hat or crown to go with them.

How the crown glasses are made

• The frame is shaped like pilot glasses with two dark, teardrop-shaped lenses.
• Above the lenses is a wide, openwork crown with raised beads and a large red stone in the centre.
• Along the lower edge of the crown, small red and blue stones alternate.
• The entire frame, including the temples, has a shiny gold-coloured finish.
• The glasses are made of 96% polycarbonate and 4% PVC.
• They are designed for women and men.

The crown glasses and the orange party

A crown has been the symbol of royalty for centuries, and on King’s Day, the Netherlands celebrates the king’s birthday. That is why you see crowns everywhere alongside orange shirts, hats and scarves on the streets that day. Crown glasses play with that symbol by placing it prominently and exaggeratedly above your eyes, which is exactly the kind of wink a tacky pair of glasses should have.

How to create a recognisable royal look with these crown glasses

An orange shirt or polo shirt underneath immediately makes it clear that you are walking around as king or queen on King’s Day. If you want to lean into the role even further, drape a cape over your shoulders or carry a sceptre, so that the crown above your lenses is not the only royal element. For a tacky party, the shiny glasses pair perfectly with a sequined suit or an eye-catching shirt with a wild pattern.

Order the King gold crown glasses and walk the streets on King’s Day with a crown above your sunglasses.