Ladies Eyeglass Frames

small rectangular and the frame is a little thick
its cool not to elaborate and simple, very modern and gives a sense of selfdependence and confidence and complemented by crazy hair do (over the chin and layered) the girl who wears them will be the center of attention!

2006-03-08 07:09:30 by answer annie

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It's a new pair. The frames are plastic. I went back to the place I got them, but the lady there said they really couldn't be adjusted much because they're plastic. I assume she means they can't be bended. But I always assumed they only had to unscrew the frames a little at the screw near the front of the glasses to loosen them. Is that not true?

I always have teething problems initially when I get a new pair of glasses.

Your body will adapt itself to the frame-shape - though of course you should perhaps take the glasses off when they get too sore, and allow the area to heal. The pain you are experiencing just now is evidence of this.

Plastic does have some flexibility - as you are getting used to your glasses, the plastic will settle into shape naturally.

By loosening screws (even slightly), there is a danger that would lose the screw and possibly have an accident.

2009-03-21 00:40:56 by Sweet P

Price: $150.00 $24.95

size: 52-15-135
hard case: included
MSRP: $150.00

Hi, pls rec. me some designers/branded name eyeglasses for ladies in such styles. My budget's under $300 (regular price or after discount). Thanks.

I'm not sure how rectangular you want to go, but Christian Dior offers a number of rectangular frames below $300. See the link below. There are tons of other women's eyeglasses frames within your price range.

2007-11-05 11:34:08 by tictac

Price: $190.00

size: 49-18-135
color: 511 (shiny eggplant)
hard case: generic

I just purchased new frames and lenses, now I could have gotten the very same frames online for $150 (no tax and after shipping) and then taken my frames to a costco and paid $115 for thin lenses with anti glare +$18 (for having my own frames!!!), totalling $283, INSTEAD I went into a local optometrists office in a mall near LA and bargained for the same frames with thin lenses (no anti glare) for $270, my size wasn't in the office so the lady "special ordered" them, which shipping means an extra $10 at MOST, I knew she would use it as an excuse to jack up the price, so she goes to $310, I stuck to $270 and she came down to $290 and we agree, so its 10 bucks more than if I was to do this online and with costco BUT WITHOUT anti glare which I would get with costco for $10 more, so today my frames came in and they are half framed glasses, so she lets me know it might end up a little thick, tells me for an extra 20 she can do thinner, I said that I thought the price negotiated WAS for the thin ones, she said yea those thin ones might still be thick for your prescription, the ones that are $20 more are polycarbonate "1" which she says are thinner than regular polycarbonate, so I'm like whatever and I agree, my total was supposed to be $270, became $290 and now its $310, then I think since I'm spending this kind of dough I'd might as well get anti glare, now I know anti glare is just a simple coating on the lenses, probably costs them next to NOTHING to put it on, - labor and materials, but they charge $80 for it, and I tell her to do it for $40 and I'll get it, she says $50, at at $45 we agree, so my total is $355!!! am I a moron? I don't like costco killing these private optometrists but damn $283---->$355, thats not a small amount of money for me, my frames were Jhane Barnes, with the optometrist I get peace of mind knowing the frames are real as opposed to online, and I worry about the quality of costco lenses
1) should I have gone with costco and the online shop instead?
2) have you bought eyeglass lenses from costco? is the quality any different from your average optometrists lenses?
3) is there different stages of thin lenses like "Polycarbonate 1" being thinner than polycarbonate? or did she just make it up to boost the price 20 bucks?
4) does the anti glare coating have any real value? this is a question that people who have worked for optometrists would know the "real" value of this coating, I'm betting even though its convenient and works great for people with glasses, the actual cost of doing it is nothing so its probably one of the most profitable things for an optometrists office charging $80 to coat lenses with anti glare, even at $45, did I get a fair price?
she mentioned several times that she could "get in trouble" for giving me such a good deal and it almost made me want to laugh (not just because I didn't believe her), but I could have sat there and explained that I would have saved $85 if I walked away and went to costco.

Once I bought glasses at an optometrists retail location and my presciption came out really jacked up bad.

Online I've ordered from silhouette & O4L.
I like them both a lot better than the glasses I bought from the optometerist place.

2009-03-07 23:08:44 by karmajjj123

hi, I'm looking for rectangular bold frame ladies' eyeglasses (for age 20+), which designer brands would you recommend? Basically I'd want to look smart and decent, and I'm going to wear it everyday to school and work. Thanks.

p/s I am kind of a low-profile person.

prada - i normally detest this designer for WAG reasons! however, they have very nice understated rectangular glasses that are not only uber cool but also v.sophis.

2007-11-11 13:44:14 by tictac