Heh. It's so funny to hear people say they want cat's eye frames. Those were my first pair.
...in 1969. They were not conducive to being considered up on the latest fashion but they were what little girls with parents who were a) out of touch with fashion and b) short on money, picked out. And everyone knew it.
So...you know, I just don't think I will ever like them.
I am still scarred to this day. No, srsly. I will never, ever, ever think cat eye glasses are anything other than dorky. In a bad way. Took me about 25 years to get over allowing myself to be seen in public in ANY kind of glasses, and now my taste runs to the less obtrustive and closer to invisible they are, the better I like them.
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Date: 2008-01-31 12:33 am (UTC)...in 1969. They were not conducive to being considered up on the latest fashion but they were what little girls with parents who were a) out of touch with fashion and b) short on money, picked out. And everyone knew it.
So...you know, I just don't think I will ever like them.
I am still scarred to this day. No, srsly. I will never, ever, ever think cat eye glasses are anything other than dorky. In a bad way. Took me about 25 years to get over allowing myself to be seen in public in ANY kind of glasses, and now my taste runs to the less obtrustive and closer to invisible they are, the better I like them.