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In this section we cover glasses and eyewear which help create a character. There are many different styles, and the list is not exhaustive, but here are some examples
The Harry Potter style. Thse may also come in a round wire-rimmed style.
Such glasses may also be used for Where's Wally and a Nerd/Genius character
The monocle accessory is frequently used for aristocratic characters, explorers or others wishing to give themselves a touch of the upper-class, especially Victorians & Edwardians. As a rule, monocles are only worn by males - females may prefer pinz-nez style small glasses.
This style is often associated with Prof. Dumbledore of Hogwarts or Country Vicars.
A variation in the half-moon style can also be found
The wire-rim coloured style is propably most commonly associated with the 1960s, Hippies and John Lennon of The Beatles
Winged and diamente-style, usually associated with the 1950s
Black Rim glasses, possibly best associated with Austin Powers, International Superspy but also seen in other films featuring Michael Caine
Rock Star glasses - principally associated with Elvis.
Wrap-around Sunglasses, as seen in The Terminator, Men in Black and Matrix movies
..And over-the-top Sunglasses for the likes of Elton John, Timmy Mallett and Hippies
