Hippie glasses Woodstock

The Woodstock hippie glasses are rimless party glasses by Boland with large, angular lenses that transition from orange to blue. Women and men wear them for a 60s party, a hippie or flower power party, or an evening on the disco floor. Because there is no frame around the lenses, the color of the lenses themselves carries the look, so choose them if you want that color to stand out instead of a frame.

What do the lenses of the Woodstock hippie glasses look like?

The lenses are large and angular, without a rim around them, and transition from orange at the top to blue at the bottom.

• The two lenses are connected by a narrow, transparent orange nose bridge.
• The long temples are the same transparent orange and curve slightly downwards at the end.
• On the inside, there are two small blue nose pads.
• The glasses are made of 100% polycarbonate.
• They are intended for women and men.

Woodstock and the colored glasses of the flower power era

Woodstock is the name of the music festival that became a symbol of hippie culture at the end of the 60s. That look includes long loose hair, floral prints, wide sleeves, and sunglasses with colored lenses. The warm orange that transitions into blue matches the bright colors from that period. Because such shades also work under disco lights, you can just as easily wear the same glasses at a disco party.

Headband, peace necklace, and face paint to match the orange-blue lenses

A wide headband or a flower crown in your hair completes the flower power look around the Woodstock glasses. Around your neck, a long necklace with a peace sign or a string of beads fits well, preferably in orange or blue so that the color of the lenses is reflected. With face paint, you can draw a small flower or a peace sign on your cheek, and a lipstick in a warm red shade matches the orange. You only receive the glasses, so you choose the accessories yourself.

Order the Woodstock hippie glasses and give your 60s outfit its color in one go.