Introducing the epitome of elegance and functionality, the Avalon 5021 Eyeglasses tailored exclusively for women. Crafted to merge modern sophistication with timeless appeal, these eyeglasses are designed to complement your style while enhancing your visual clarity.
The semi-rimless frame of the Avalon 5021 Eyeglasses strikes a perfect balance between minimalism and fashion-forward design. This innovative construction not only lends a contemporary edge to your look but also ensures a lightweight and comfortable fit. The frame delicately cradles the lenses from the top, offering a unique aesthetic that effortlessly fuses classic charm with a touch of modernity.
Equipped with spring hinges, these eyeglasses exemplify practicality and durability. The spring hinges provide flexibility to the frame, adapting to your facial contours and ensuring a secure fit throughout your daily activities. Say goodbye to discomfort and constant adjustments, as these eyeglasses are engineered to stay in place while you navigate your bustling lifestyle.
Available in the enchanting Brown Pearl shade, the Avalon 5021 Eyeglasses showcase a warm and inviting color palette that complements various skin tones and outfits. The brown pearl hue adds a subtle yet distinctive touch to your ensemble, making a statement without overpowering your overall look.
The eyeglasses feature precise measurements of 53mm lens width, 28.80mm lens height, 17mm bridge width, and 135mm temple length. This thoughtful design ensures an optimal fit for most face shapes, while the balanced proportions maintain a harmonious visual presence.
Elevate your everyday eyewear experience with the Avalon 5021 Eyeglasses. Whether you're at the office, strolling through the city, or enjoying a casual outing, these eyeglasses effortlessly combine fashion and function, embodying your personal style while providing clear vision in every moment. Discover the perfect synergy of aesthetics and utility with the Avalon 5021 Eyeglasses – a true reflection of your grace and individuality.
