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Cat-eye Eyeglasses

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Burberry BE2404 Eyeglasses 4120 blue - front view
Burberry BE2404 Eyeglasses 4120 blue - three-quarters view
Burberry BE2404 Eyeglasses 4119 bordeaux - front view
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Burberry BE2404 Eyeglasses 3002 dark havana - front view
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Burberry BE2404 Eyeglasses 3001 black - front view
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Versace VE1297 Eyeglasses 1517 pink - front view
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Versace VE1297 Eyeglasses 1002 gold - front view
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Versace VE1297 Eyeglasses 1000 silver - front view
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Ray-Ban ZENA Eyeglasses 8260 black - front view
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Ray-Ban ZENA Eyeglasses 8320 havana - front view
Ray-Ban ZENA Eyeglasses 8320 havana - three-quarters view

An absolute eyewear must, cat-eye eyeglasses have been shaping optical design for 9 decades, and it looks like this style is set to continue. Although synonymous with 1950s style with their distinctly Mad Men feel about them, cat-eye glasses were first created in the 1930s. American filmmaker Altina Schinasi felt that optical lenses were lacking appealing frames for women, so she set about designing them herself. From the 1930s on they were made famous by the numerous stars that wore them: Marilyn Monroe, Jackie Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn - all pioneered the frame shape, and they were all idolized for their style. 

Nowadays, all eyewear designers, from the high-end fashion houses to small independent labels, put their twist on this classic to make sure it always feels current. Saint Laurent’s SL 244 model with its overly arched and pointed white frames and starkly contrasting black temples are the perfect example of this. It’s exactly this stretched element of cat-eye eyeglasses which makes them the perfect solution for wearers with a diamond face, as it will balance any roundness.