Aviator Glasses

FAQ About Aviator Glasses

Are aviator glasses in style?

Yes, aviator glasses are considered to be a timeless and classic style that has remained popular over the years. They have become an iconic eyewear choice and continue to be in style across different fashion trends and seasons. These glasses flatter most face shapes and most men and women may feel confident when they wear aviator glasses. Lensmart offers aviator sunglasses as well. Learn more.

Are aviator glasses masculine?

While aviator glasses were historically associated with a masculine aesthetic due to their origins in military and aviation contexts, they have evolved to become a unisex style that can be worn by people of all genders. Today, aviator glasses are considered gender-neutral, and many individuals of men and women embrace this iconic eyewear style.

What is the history of aviator glasses?

Aviator glasses (also called pilot's glasses) is originally created by Bausch & Lomb in 1936 for pilots to protect their eyes when flying. The military demeanour gives rise to a new trend and it lasts until today. Many glasses sellers like Lensmart are pushing aviator glasses’ popularity forward.

Who can wear aviator glasses?

Aviator glasses aren't always flattering for everyone. They're suitable for those with round, oblong, and heart-shaped faces. They also look great on people with longer faces as they add balance to the face. However, not all guys are born to suit these glasses. They may not be the best choice for a very long or narrow face, as they can add too much length to it.

What face shape suits aviator glasses best?

Aviator glasses particularly suit those with round, square, or heart-shaped faces. The squared-off and rectangular shape of aviator glasses can add balance and definition to round or soft features, while the angles of these glasses can create a more angular look for those with heart-shaped faces. Learn more.

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