I love your glasses. I've always loved the vintage cat eye glasses although they don't look right on me. I have an oval face, but the upturned edges on glasses don't look right--I tried several pairs. Rectangular glasses look best on me. I wear my hair in short layers between a pixie and a bob. In the US, some companies offer health savings accounts where employees can set aside a specified amount pre tax that can be used for approved medical costs--doctor copays (some insurance plans don't pay 100% at the doctor or the ER, and most have a deductible--a certain amount that must be paid out of pocket before the insurance kicks in--very similar to the way our automobile insurance works) prescription costs, some drug store items--thermometers, blood pressure machines, glucose meters, and some pay for dental and eyeglasses/contacts. This year we got to the end of the year with a lot of money left over. So my dh and I splurged on more than one set of new glasses, and I went ahead and bought a year's worth of contacts.(either use the money or lose it if it's not spent by the new year) I found two pairs of eyeframes--rectangular matte tortoiseshell with green lining, and larger lens shiny black with cobalt blue lining (my signature colour). I also bought two pairs of prescription sunglasses. I decided on the original Rayban wayfarers with polarized lenses. (the originals have larger lenses--larger sunglasses are better protection against the sun--although I refuse to wear those huge glasses that make you look like a bug). The other pair I gravitated to immediately. The Rayban Jackie Ohhs--slight cat eye tortoiseshell frames with brown lenses--better for snow and late afternoons when polarized are too dark) I keep gravitating back to the tortoiseshell cateye frames. I think tortoiseshell looks so cool on us redheads.

I love your blog and your style. I wish you continued success.
-another curvy redhead