7 Of The Most Stylish Men's Glasses From Specsavers
Time to up your frame game
Selecting the right pair of frames is no easy feat — from shape and design to weight and materials, there's a myriad of things to consider. Whether you gravitate towards classic tortoiseshell frames, thick Clark Kent numbers or your-dad-in-the-seventies aviators, when it comes to finding your perfect match, not only do they need to suit your head shape, skin tone and facial features, but they also need to align with your personal aesthetic.
Below, Esquire editors share their favourite frames from Specsavers – all of which have a virtual try-on feature available, so you can see if they actually suit you, without ever leaving your couch. Read on to see the selects.
An update on a classic design, this sleek set is versatile enough to suit any aesthetic, but with niche details for a personal flair; a combo of classic black and clear tortoiseshell with charming silver pin details.
From the Nordic-inspired LUXe range, these aviator-inspired acetate frames feature a subtle fern-green for a vintage look, made from 91% recycled materials.
These rounded hexagonal frames in a pilot style are wire-rimmed and light-weight. Choose from clean black or gold – you can't go wrong with either.
An evolution of the iconic aviator-style shades, these Marc Jacobs frames offer ultra-slim silver metal in an oversized, angular style, for slick, vintage-inspired sophistication.
These Tommy Hilfiger shades look like they could have been plucked directly from a Bond movie. With oversized lenses and signature Tommy details, this pair will guarantee to elevate any look.
When in doubt, go for tortoiseshell. Classic, eye-catching and complementary for various skin tones, this pair are imagined round equally-flattering round frames that suit most face shapes. A smart and elegant choice.
With a polished double bridge detail and crafted from sleek black metal, these Viktor & Rolf frames are ideal for work or play. With a unique squared-off shape at the bottom of the lenses, consider these a modern architectural take on the classic aviator-style shape.
Click here to virtually try on a range of stylish Specsavers glasses curated by the Esquire team.
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