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<p>[QUOTE="Ellaclog, post: 170564, member: 60795"]Choosing a new pair of glasses has left me wondering how much attention to give the frame color. The same frame comes in dark brown, clear grey, and muted red, with very similar measurements in each version. I usually wear fairly plain clothes, so the frames will be one of the most noticeable colors near my face. One reference I came across while thinking about the choice is <a href="https://seasonalcoloranalysis.top" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://seasonalcoloranalysis.top" rel="nofollow">personal color analysis</a> and I am curious how people apply that sort of advice to something worn every day. Should the first comparison be fairly neutral, followed by another check with the clothes and makeup I usually wear? A friend can help me compare them, but photographs may be less useful than seeing the frames directly. What signs would you look for when two colors both seem acceptable, and comfort is already equally good?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ellaclog, post: 170564, member: 60795"]Choosing a new pair of glasses has left me wondering how much attention to give the frame color. The same frame comes in dark brown, clear grey, and muted red, with very similar measurements in each version. I usually wear fairly plain clothes, so the frames will be one of the most noticeable colors near my face. One reference I came across while thinking about the choice is [url=https://seasonalcoloranalysis.top]personal color analysis[/url] and I am curious how people apply that sort of advice to something worn every day. Should the first comparison be fairly neutral, followed by another check with the clothes and makeup I usually wear? A friend can help me compare them, but photographs may be less useful than seeing the frames directly. What signs would you look for when two colors both seem acceptable, and comfort is already equally good?[/QUOTE]
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