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Glasses Fashion: Once Upon A Time

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I know this is an old episode at this point, but I am a slow television watcher. I probably would never see any TV shows if it weren't for DVR or Hulu. Anyway, I was very happy to see Once Upon a Time's main character Emma (played by Jennifer Morrison) sporting a sophisticated glasses look in the episode Tallahassee. It was interesting that directors styled Emma's criminal past with glasses-- a look that in the past would have been relegated to just "dorky." That's how far we have come, people! Want to make a character look edgy and mysterious? Put her in super trendy glasses of course!

Emma's criminal, car-thieving look can be achieved with similar styling from a personal favorite: Robert Marc (below).

Black frames can be difficult to pull off for people with fair complexions, so I recommend going with a thinner frame and temples to prevent theglasses from becoming over-powering. In today's world of over-sized glasses, proportion is always key!

Looking for television inspired male ocular fashion? Once Upon a Time suggests eyeliner:

photo via http://cynthias-reveries.blogspot.com/2012/10/colin-odonoghue-as-captain-hook.html

And who are we to argue?

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