How to get The Hottest Look for Summer 2024 – The Bridgerton Edit

How to get The Hottest Look for Summer 2024 – The Bridgerton Edit

At Tiger Specs we like to stay abreast of current trends. We believe that fashion should always be informed by popular culture and this year its seems there isn’t anything quite as popular as the hit Netflix show, Bridgerton. So welcome to our Bridgerton Edit.

People have gone truly mad for this spicy romance period drama, it really is THE series of Summer 2024.

For those of you who haven’t watched it (Where have you been?) the show is set in an alternate London Regency era. The story tells of how King George III has established racial equality due to him marrying a person of colour.

It follows the aristocratic Bridgerton family as 8 siblings traverse the highs and lows of the regency social scene. There’s sex, partying and the lavish lifestyles of the Regency elite. What’s not to like?

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The sets and costumes are simply stunning, enhancing the glamour and sophistication of the show. We thought it would be a little bit of fun to look at what reading glasses we have in our range, that might help you find the Bridgerton look that’s just so hot right now.

So without further ado let’s get into our selection of reading specs that will pair perfectly with your Bridgerton inspired outfits for the summer 2024 season.

 

The Tiger Specs - Bridgerton Edit

Bold Colours

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Regency Fashion always favoured a liberal use of colour for both men and women and this is a strong theme that runs through the costumes on the show. Tiger Specs are big fans of not wearing boring glasses so why not go bright and bold with your choice of eyewear this summer.

Angel Blue

Blake

Dexter

Eccentric Shapes

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The Regency elite were well known for their quirks and eccentricities, sometimes verging on the extremes of social norms. But it was also a time of new and radical ideas, social change and an explosion of the arts and sciences. All themes explored in the show. These stylish readers will give you that quintessential aristocratic eccentric look that sums up the Bridgerton style.

Legend Tortoiseshell

Chelsea Tortoiseshell

Patchwork Black

Clean Lines

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The men of Bridgerton epitomise Regency attitudes towards style and grace (most of the time) and their costumes are always about clean lines and neat aesthetics. Be as well turned out as Anthony Bridgerton with these effortlessly stylish reading glasses.

Mayfair Gunmetal

Eclipse Black

Wizard Silver

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Frequently asked questions

How do I know my face shape?

Look directly into a mirror with your hair pulled away from your face. Compare the width of your forehead, cheekbones and jawline, then consider whether your face is longer than it is wide. Concentrate on your most prominent features rather than trying to fit your face perfectly into one category.

What glasses make your face look slimmer?

Angular, rectangular or upswept frames can add definition and may make a round or wide face appear longer. Frames that are slightly wider than the broadest part of the face can also create balance.

Should glasses cover your eyebrows?

Glasses will normally sit close to the eyebrows and follow their natural curve. They do not need to sit completely below the brows, particularly when wearing oversized frames, but they should not hide them in a way that looks or feels uncomfortable.

Can round faces wear round glasses?

Yes. Although angular frames are commonly recommended for round faces, round glasses can still look excellent. Consider frames with a defined browline, bold colour or slightly wider proportions to add contrast.

What face shape suits most glasses?

Oval faces are often considered versatile because of their balanced proportions. However, every face shape can suit numerous frame styles when the width, fit, colour and overall proportions are right.

Are oversized glasses suitable for everyone?

Oversized glasses can suit most face shapes, but the frame should still fit securely. The temples should not bow outwards, the frames should not repeatedly slide down, and the lower rims should not rest uncomfortably on the cheeks.