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don't think it's a big deal - lots of people wear designer eyewear because it usually isn't that much more than the off-label brands.

 

yea nobody gives a shit.

I would recommend silhouette if you like rimless frames though. Very durable and pretty stylish if you're into minimalism. Prada etc. is overrated shit.

 

I think you're a douche for asking the question. If you're wearing anything but rayban tortoise shell wayfarers with blue croakies you aren't doing shit.

 

I'd think you're a douche who just buys the label...Oliver Peoples (yes, I know it's Luxottica), Lunor, Salt, Moscot and even Warby Parker for $100 -- to name a few -- all make way more stylish frames.

You might as well buy a Gucci watch while you're at it.

Edit: To be clear, I generally wouldn't care, because even my damn maid has "designer" eyeglasses. But the fact you think it's notable, good or bad, tells me you bought them because you wanted designer frames, but are now concerned they might be "too nice".

 

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