Trends: Sunglasses Drama Lookbook

I know it may seem hard to believe since I do post photos of myself but I actually don’t enjoy it all that much. However, whilst I don’t by any stretch of imagination consider myself a model – I have been enjoying my sunglasses lookbooks collaboration posts with O’hea Opticians. My original intention was for this to be a faceless blog. Truth be told, I’d probably rather just write about the clothes and accessories than display them but that wouldn’t be much of a lookbook I suppose.

So here’s the third sunglasses lookbook post from O’hea Opticians and this one is a bit special because in the end I decided to keep one of them.

First up is Gucci (above and below) with some blue glitter drama. The shades of blue and red compliment each other very well and I think they framed my face really well. They hover between that rather thin line that tends to separate fashion pairs and classic pairs and I think they do a really good job at somehow seeming to hit both segments.

Dior, dior, dior – this a brand that most definitely understand what eyewear styles the fashion set want. These Diorama1 have a definite, hard, edgy vibe – I can see them working well with soo many different outfits.

And more Dior these are the now infamous SO REAL – an international fashion blogger favourite. The great thing about their unique shape is that they actually suit a wide variety of face shapes – they’re simply flattering on everyone – I’ve seen so many pictures of people wearing them and yet they always looked good.

The next pair I’ve decided to name – ‘The Darling Ones’. They seem to be more like jewellery rather than sunglasses and should definitely be worn to party with a big fluffy princess dress.Their actual name is Vivo and the jewellery is actually a detachable clip on which means they can be worn two ways. Their design is actually oversized, they’re not big for me.

Last but definitely not least are these fabulous split eye Diors that I’ve made my own. These are Dior’s current stronghold that are selling out everywhere. The unique split tint comes in a variety of colour combinations and well – I love them.