You sunglasses large and differentiated ones drew attention to the faces of fashionistas. And they are part of the collections signed by some famous people, such as Ana Hickmann, Carla Diaz, Grazi Massafera and Camila Queiroz.
Featured accessories are for those who aren’t afraid to get noticed. When buying, pay attention to the proportion. Too large pieces on small faces can end up hiding the facial expression. Get inspired:
Ana Hickmann
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The option of Ana Hickmann glassesby GO Eyewear, features golden details.
#ficaadica: If you have a round face, the advice to balance is to prefer square lenses. Square faces look better with rounded models. The oval face, in turn, is more democratic, because it tends to combine different pieces.
Carla Diaz
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“If you, like me, love a model of glasses with a vintage style and a square shape, you know that it is essential to give that touch of elegance to the look”, he wrote. Carla Diaz in the photo caption. The piece is from his line in collaboration with Carmen Vitti glassesfrom Robsol. It is on sale on Americanas.com for BRL 341.88.
Thanks Massafera
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From what do you think about the kitten model Thanks Glasses? It brings a retro style and is still democratic, because it is easier to match all face types.
Camila Queiroz
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Another kitten as a sunglass tip. It is the “Soho” model, from the collection of Camila Queiroz in collaboration with the Colcci glasses. It is on sale for BRL 519 on the Americans.com site.
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