Elvis glasses Rock'n Roll star

The Elvis Rock'n Roll Star glasses are party glasses in a pilot style, with a gold-coloured frame and brown-tinted lenses. A double bridge runs above the nose, and each temple features a row of round holes. The glasses are designed for both women and men and will make your singer costume with a pompadour instantly recognisable at a 1950s party.

Gold-coloured frame and brown lenses: how the glasses are made

• The frame is gold-coloured and has the teardrop shape of pilot glasses.
• The large lenses are brown-tinted.
• There is a double bridge above the nose, with an additional crossbar across the top.
• The temples feature a row of round holes, a detail that is also visible from the side.
• The glasses are made of 50% polystyrene and 50% acrylic.
• You will receive only the glasses, without a wig or costume.

The sunglasses as the King's trademark

In his later stage years, Elvis Presley often wore large sunglasses with a gold-coloured frame, usually with a white suit and a high collar. For many people, those glasses became just as recognisable as his black pompadour and long sideburns. Party glasses in the same style therefore make you instantly recognisable: with the lenses on your nose and the collar turned up, everyone will know which singer you are portraying.

What else do you need besides these glasses to be recognised as the King?

A black pompadour wig with long sideburns complements the gold pilot glasses perfectly, as the two together form the singer's signature look. Next, turn up the collar of a white shirt or suit, and choose a shiny accent in red or gold, such as a sequined jacket. If you want to portray the singer from his early records, a pompadour with a dark blazer will be enough. The gold-coloured frame is especially suited to the shiny stage look, so choose these glasses if you want to showcase that version of the King.

Order the Elvis Rock'n Roll Star glasses and take to the dance floor at your next 1950s party with a pompadour and gold glasses.