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Elizabeth and James

Varick Glasses
$180.00

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Dark Tortoise
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One Size
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Elizabeth and James Varick Glasses

Description

These cat-eye Elizabeth and James fashion glasses feature a plastic frame. Case and cleaning cloth included.

* Frame is 5.25" wide (measured from temple edges) and 1.75" high.
* Imported.

Designer

In 2007, style makers Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen collaborated to create Elizabeth and James. This line merges downtown cool with uptown class, and mixes pieces that possess soft, feminine detail with others offering a more tailored, masculine edge. Impeccable construction and vintage inspiration are hallmarks of their fashion-forward label, which includes newly introduced lines of jewelry and shoes, not to mention clothing that runs the gamut from classic blazers to au courant jumpsuits and rompers.

Shipping & Returns

Free Shipping Worldwide: No matter where you are sending your order, we offer free express shipping across the globe. USA Details. International Details.


Easy Returns: Because we understand that not every purchase is exactly right, we've made returns easy. And if you're in the USA, they're free. USA Details. International Details.

REVIEWS & RATINGS

1 reviews
bbeetthh
new jersey
See all reviews by bbeetthh (7)
Fun but not worth the cost
I wear prescription glasses almost every single day. I've been on the hunt for a tortoise pair to switch out with my Ray Ban (New Wayfarers) for a while. Loved the style online, but the glasses do not look well on me. Kind of gave me those angry bird, vexed eyebrows. Not to say they won't look well on someone else. In addition, they felt kind of cheap to me. Like a fashion pair you would buy from a vendor on the street, not a more pricey version that I would put prescription lenses into. On that note, I don't think they are worth the $180 as a prescription or fashion pair of glasses. Too bad.
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