SPECTACLE FRAMES SKIN

This model comes with a blue-tinted SNAP LENS that converts the frame into sunglasses in a split second. Squirtle’s national Pokedéx number 007 is laser-engraved on the top of the nose bridge. The temple tips are designed to resemble Squirtle’s tail with an emblem in its silhouette featured on the reverse side of the left temple tip. Two Squirtle-inspired enamel turtle-shell tessellations are added to each temple, forming a centrepiece that is set to draw attention from the side profile. The Squirtle SNAP model features a polygonal frame in a blue-and-gunmetal colorway. An emblem in Bulbasaur’s silhouette is featured on the reverse side of the left temple tip, while its national Pokedéx number 001 is laser-engraved on the top of the nose bridge.

SPECTACLE FRAMES SKIN

The frame doubles down on the transparent trend seen on recent runways, with its rim coming in see-through green that will show up in a distinct shade according to the skin tone of the wearer. The Bulbasaur model features a Wellington frame inspired by Bulbasaur’s Grass-type move, Vine Whip, which has been transformed into motifs that adorned the entire frame from the front of the frame to the temple tips at the back. An emblem in Pikachu’s silhouette is featured on the reverse side of the left temple tip, while its national Pokedéx number 025 is laser-engraved on the top of the nose bridge. The temple tips are given a soft color palette to create a mellow contrast that balances the frame’s striking aesthetic.

A zigzag lightning bolt design is added to the temples to represent Pikachu’s Electric-type move. The Pikachu model features a polygonal frame in matte gold with subtle touches of brown to accentuate the overall design. This model comes with a grey-tinted SNAP LENS that converts the frame into sunglasses in a split second. Pikachu’s national Pokedéx number 025 is laser-engraved on the top of the nose bridge. The temple tips are shaped like a lightning bolt similar to Pikachu’s tail, with an emblem in Pikachu’s silhouette featured on the reverse side of the left temple tip. A key highlight of the frame is the front of the temples, which comes in a wavy structure, breaking away from the linear conformity usually adopted for temple design. The Pikachu SNAP model features a polygonal frame in gold with black accents as a direct reference to colours symbolic of Pikachu. These usually are the frame model and/or the color of the frame.īe aware that two frames that have identical frame sizes may fit differently, depending on the style of the frame.WATCH: Janella Salvador, Joshua Garcia kiss in ‘Darna’ In addition to the eye size, bridge size and temple length, you may see other numbers (or letters and names) stamped on the inside of the frame. Often, a small square (rather than a dash) will separate the eye size and the bridge size on the frame. Temple lengths generally range from 120 to 150 mm. In this case, the temple length is 140 mm. The third number - the temple length - is the length of the 'arms' or 'stems' of the frame.Įyeglass temple size is measured from the hinge of the frame to the end tip of the temple. The bridge size of most eyeglass frames will be 14 to 24 mm. In this case, the frame bridge is 19 mm wide. In other words, it's the size of the 'bridge' of the frame that rests on your nose.

The second number - the bridge size - is the distance between the lenses. Generally, the eye size of most frames will be 44 to 62 mm.

In this case, the openings in the frame for the lenses are 48 mm wide. The first number - the eye size - is the horizontal width of the lenses. The key measurements that describe eyeglass sizes are the eye size, bridge width and temple length.Īll three frame measurements are specified in millimeters (mm).įor example, let's say you see these three numbers on the inside of your frames: 48-19-140.

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