AMERICAN FASHION EYEWEAR

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 
The is Black and different colour of frame is classy and sophisticated. The full-rimmed, rectangular lens frames and unadorned hinges make them perfect and different for someone looking for a stylish, beautiful no-nonsense set of eyeglasses. The acetate constructions means they are comfortable and durable, while the spring hinges allow Claudia to adapt to any head shape. Eyewears  are available in different Size medium, small, large. also available in anti scratch lens coating.
FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE
FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR  

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 



FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYE

FASHION OF AMERICAN EYEWEAR 

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