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Health News / August-September 2008

Frames for Over Forty

By: Kimberly Law


As we age, the likelihood of wearing glasses becomes more of a reality. When worn all the time, they also become our most important accessory. Unfortunately, the wrong frames, as well as our eyewear, can date us. For a more youthful look, consider style, fashion and color.


Defy gravity with a little face lift. Keep them guessing your age, by choosing styles that keep attention upward and outward on the face.


Upswept styles do just that. They visually lift the face making you look younger.


Eyewear with heavy bottoms or a downward sweep such as aviator styles are best left for the young... not the young at heart. Avoid styles that focus attention downward.


An extra touch of color on the upper frame or outer corner creates a focal point.


Arms attached at, or toward the top of the frame, accentuate the cheekbones and open up the face.


Choose styles and weights that complement your face and features while keeping up-to-date with society.


Keep in sync with style trends. Even classic styles become dated over time. Update frames as fashion changes.


For a more youthful look, size up the size of your frames. It’s important to choose eyewear that complements your personal scale. When small frames are in vogue, wearing ultra-large styles can make you look older, and vice-versa.


Gone are the days when one pair of glasses will do. Like shoes, your eyewear can’t be right for every occasion. While you may have your favorites, freshen up your look with different frames for different activities or occasions.


As we age, our features and coloring generally soften. Colors once worn may appear harsh. Choose color carefully to bring out your best.


Complement your personal coloring with frames that repeat your softer skin, hair or eye colors. Shine, lighter visual weight and rimless glasses, also work well.


Avoid heavy, dark or dull colors which tend to pull the face downward. If you love black, opt for gun metal, deep brown or burgundy instead.


Glasses can have big impact on how we are seen. Choosing the right eyewear will ensure that you appear chic and timeless.


Kimberly Law, AICI CIP, Certified Image Professional, specializes in helping clients make the best impression possible, including personal appearance and etiquette. Sign up for Image Matters & receive FREE reports. Image Consulting, Free Articles and see find out about our Personal Impact eBook series.

Information found in this newspaper is not intended to replace medical advice offered by physicians or healthcare providers. Information is provided for your general information only and is the opinion of the article’s author only. Under no circumstances does A Woman’s View make any medical recommendations. Consult your physician or healthcare practitioner regarding all aspects of health concerns.

 

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