Glasses advice

>Rimless glasses
You'd better be an 80 lbs Asian bottom bitchboy. Otherwise you're just a greasy fedora.

Just buy new lenses and frames from Zenni Optical.

>>18379900
They're super confortable and make me look smart tho, they're also extremely durable :(

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>>18379919
>Bad excuses for bad decisions

>>18379893
Glasses are a person by person thing. Glasses with that slim design, rimless or thin rimmed, tend to have a more function over form association. They are less prominent on the face, and don't draw much attention to themselves. Which can sometimes look like you're trying to hide your glasses. Larger framed, taller glasses command a little more presence. Which has to be balanced with other aspects of your face and clothing. If you threw a pair of thick framed glasses onto someone with plain office attire, a fairly regular face, and a short haircut, they would look like a pair of glasses. It's the most prominent feature. If someone with a lot of facial character (Doesn't matter good or bad, just prominent), a stylized haircut, and a flannel shit threw on your glasses, they would look out of place.
tl;dr
If you have a lot of variety in your clothes, do something with your hair, and have prominent facial features (Really defined jaw, large nose, big beard) get thick frames.
If you don't wear attention grabbing clothing, have a fairly plain face, and keep your hair short, get thin/no frames.

>>18379944
Function over form isn't really true, since glasses with bigger frames cover bigger part of your sight and also tend to be less fragile

>>18379989
Less fragile?

>>18379933
>cargo shorts
I live in Hawaii and everyone wears them here.
Maybe it's the same for his glasses in his region.

>>18380308
At least in my experience, i switched from very thin frames last year. These i have now are even more comofortable and were cheaper too