Glasses retro Vintage

The retro vintage glasses are party glasses with an extra large, square frame in red and with brown-tinted gradient lenses. The color transition is striking: the red fades around the nose bridge and along the bottom edge to a transparent pink, while a straight top edge runs across both lenses like a single bar. Women and men wear them at a disco party, a tacky party, or a 70s party.

Frame, lenses and temples up close

• The red frame transitions at the bottom and at the nose bridge to a light pink, transparent shade.
• The square lenses have a brown color that gets lighter from top to bottom.
• The temples are wide and red, at their widest just behind the hinge, and taper behind the ear.
• The frame is made of 100% polycarbonate.
• The glasses are from the Boland brand and are intended for women and men.

How does a square party glass differ from a round one?

Square party glasses like the retro vintage glasses create a sharp, angular line across your face, while a round frame looks softer. Due to the straight top edge and the large lenses, this model covers a large part of your eyebrows and cheeks, giving it the heavy, striking look of large 70s sunglasses. If you are looking for glasses that carry your outfit instead of just complementing it, choose this angular model. If you want a smaller accent, a narrower or round frame will suit your look better.

How to complete the disco look with the red glasses

The retro vintage glasses come into their own best in an outfit with volume and shine. Combine them with wide-flared trousers, a blouse with a large collar, or a glitter dress, and bring back the red of the frame in a scarf, belt, or lipstick. Long, wavy hair or a large beehive makes the 70s silhouette recognizable. At a tacky party, it can be deliberately over the top, with bright colors that intentionally clash with the red.

Choose the retro vintage glasses and you will immediately add a big red accent to the middle of your face at the next disco party.