J'AIME OCTOBER 2021
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FA S H I O N<br />
An eye for style<br />
OPTOMETRIST AND EYEWEAR STYLIST EVA DAVE, FROM RUGELEY,<br />
SHARES HER TOP TIPS FOR LOOKING FABULOUS IN YOUR SPECS<br />
One of the biggest challenges we face when<br />
choosing glasses is knowing which frames suit us,<br />
both anatomically and perhaps most importantly, as<br />
a person. That’s why I created a bespoke Eyewear<br />
Styling Consultation service, to help guide my clients<br />
on the shapes, styles and colours that both work for<br />
them, and which gives them confidence to take on<br />
the world.<br />
At my boutique optical practice, Style Optique,<br />
our styling consultation service offers expert styling<br />
advice and an empowering, fun experience.<br />
Here are my seven top tips to help you look fabulous<br />
in your eyewear:<br />
EYEWEAR STYLIST<br />
EVA DAVE<br />
Embrace colour!<br />
The correct colour against your skin tone has the<br />
ability to dramatically enhance your appearance.<br />
Many people stick to black and brown shades<br />
because they feel safe, but these colours can begin to<br />
appear harsh against the skin as we age. It’s far better<br />
to think of eyewear as ‘make up for the face’ and<br />
find a shade that not only enhances your eyes but<br />
brightens up complexion. Consider your wardrobe<br />
and a colour that will work with three or four other<br />
colours at once. If unsure try teal, which looks good<br />
on most skins, or turquoise and purple which are also<br />
flattering no matter what color pallet is preferred.<br />
Show off your best features!<br />
For example, if you have great cheekbones then<br />
selecting frames which are slightly upswept will really<br />
make them pop and add lift. If you are frequently<br />
complimented on your striking eyes, then select<br />
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