Is geek chic making a fashion trend comeback? In a word, yes! The sophisticated and classic look is all over runway shows for designers and fashion houses such as Dolce and Gabbana. Moreover, early BTS shots of the Fendi FW17 ad campaign reveal Karl Lagerfeld directing model, Gigi Hadid while she rocks glasses with bold frames. Therefore, there is no better time to invest in a pair of stylish glasses in order to be en vogue. What is a design that is sure to set you apart from the rest of the crowd? Check out today’s Fashionable Mention: Dita Eyewear Informer Glasses.

Fashionable Mention: Dita Eyewear Informer Glasses

The Dita Eyewear Informer Glasses are a refreshing mix of modern and retro style. The glasses reach back into the glory days of fashion with it’s stunning cat-eye shape. Yet, thanks to its sleek design it is able to look exclusive, swank and current.

One styling question we have been asked about in the past, is regarding if any additional accessories can be worn if one does choose to wear glasses. The fear is often that too many accessories can look “heavy,” overdone or less coordinated. However, that is not the case. Glasses do not need to limit you to wearing just glasses.

For instance, in the Dita Eyewear SS17 ad campaign pictured within this post the model is styled with large hoop earrings as well as septum jewelry. This illustrates that additional jewelry can be incorporated. Nevertheless, a good rule of thumb is to use the frames as a guideline. If the frames are striking then opt for jewelry that is less elaborate. This way none of the accessories will compete for attention; they will simply compliment each other.

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