As the prescription glasses have lost their geeky image and have been accepted as definite fashion enhancers, their popularity has also seen a rise. It is a common knowledge, that to correct your vision related problems, prescription glasses are the way to go. These glasses have lenses which are customized according to your prescription. But this gives rise to the belief that prescription glasses are nowhere in their looks when compared to the fashionable designer glasses. The recent designs from different non-designer manufacturers have shattered this myth. The prescription glasses available now – a – days possess all the aesthetics superiority that is present in the designer glasses. These prescription glassesoffer various styles and unorthodox colour combinations which are bound to add a fashionable edge to your looks, all the while taking care of your vision. But if you have a clearer idea of which colour on the pair will enhance your appeal even further, it will help you to choose the perfect pair.
Before selecting the pair of the prescription glasses, you should make a thorough check of your wardrobe to find the dominant colour present. Even the colour of your skin and hairs plays a part in deciding the colour of the pair of your glasses. The most followed theory while choosing the colour for their prescription glasses is that the selected colour should be in contrast to the skin colour. For example, if you have a darker skin then it will be wear to wear prescription glasses with bright colours like orange, red or other unusual shades. This helps you to create an appealing visual contrast. Similarly, if you have a fair skin or a lighter shade, then colours with darker concentration should be preferred. The same logic applies to when you decide the colour on the basis of the colour of your dresses. Generally, colours are grouped into two different groups – the soft (light) group and the warm (dark) group.
One more thing to consider is the colour of the tint on the lenses. The colour of the tint should go with the colour of the pair – which basically means that, irrespective of the colours of the tint and the frame, both should belong to the same group. If they belong to different groups then it will create a contrast which will cancel out the contrast between the frame and your skin tone, creating a messy look.
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