Lolita with Glasses

[Anonymous No.8785071]

Can we have a new inspo thread?
Gonna get new glasses soon, I've got an oval face so I suit most frame styles, so inspo would be great! I'll start with a few.

[Anonymous No.8785073]

>>8785071
Colored glasses seem to pop up a bit

[Anonymous No.8785084]

>>8785073

[Anonymous No.8785086]

>>8785084

[Anonymous No.8790153]

I need to get simple glasses like this.
They look good with most things, wether it's gothic, sweet or classic.

[Anonymous No.8790161]

I like this thread better than the last one already. I hope no one shits it up with a bunch of fashion frames. I'm so sorry I've got nothing to contribute.

[Anonymous No.8790171]

[Anonymous No.8791865]

>>8790161
what do you even mean by fashion frames? Is there something wrong with having aesthetic glasses?

Shitty walmart-looking wire frames is a huge pet peeve of mine in lolita. It's like, this is a fancy fucking fashion, can you not extend that effort to your glasses?

[Anonymous No.8791966]

>>8791865
Fashion frames are glasses that aren't actually used to see/have fake lenses, not just nice frames. It's been brought up in past threads that people are tired of being told "get contacts!" or "take your glasses off for photos!" while there's also a trend lately of wearing fake lenses (particularly those round wireframe ones).

[Anonymous No.8792442]

Incoming dump, some of them feature sunglasses.

[Anonymous No.8792446]

>>8790171
That cardigan is lovely. Looks like Jane Marple?

[Anonymous No.8792447]

What kind of coords do you think you can get away with thick frames in? Would you get a new pair of glasses for lolita?

[Anonymous No.8792450]

>>8791966
I'm going to get a pair just to annoy the people that keep whinging about fake glasses. I mean, I use glasses for close distance but I don't have a stick up my ass about it.

[Anonymous No.8792456]

>>8792450
That's nice? I don't really care either way, I find the whinging in both directions kind of pointless.

Just like the wig versus natural hair debate.

[Anonymous No.8792467]

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[Anonymous No.8792474]

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[Anonymous No.8792476]

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[Anonymous No.8792478]

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[Anonymous No.8792482]

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[Anonymous No.8792483]

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[Anonymous No.8792486]

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[Anonymous No.8792489]

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[Anonymous No.8792490]

>>8792489
She is so disgusting

[Anonymous No.8792491]

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[Anonymous No.8792504]

>>8792491
Now, this really looks like grandma-kei.

[Anonymous No.8792505]

>>8792491
I thought it was cute and quirky and more importantly something I could get away with at my job. Would probably swap out the accessories though. Plastic beads and out of place SM does not belong there.

[Anonymous No.8792695]

>>8792505
Bitch that ain't even lolita.

[Anonymous No.8792700]

I've seen people say that wire glasses are more lolita appropriate but I have a round chubby face and it looks like the fucking moon with wire/round frames lmao

Does anyone have any suggestions for round faces?

[Anonymous No.8793036]

[Anonymous No.8793076]

>>8792700
Go with the bolder rounded-rectangle frames like >>8785084
They can be a bit harder to find at times because there's a huge trend towards slight cats eye and full on cats eye frames, but are a lot more flattering to round faces. There are some with decorative arms that almost look like scrollwork - to me those seem very classic and gothic appropriate, whereas a simple pair in a lighter colour would be better for sweet

[Anonymous No.8793196]

>>8793076
I was actually looking at a pair of glasses on zenni that are super similar to those, wow

Glad to know I'm going in the right direction at least, thanks so much anon