Introducing the Gx By Gwen Stefani Gx052 Eyeglasses in Raspberry Tortoise/Raspberry (RAS) and Blue Horn/Blue (BLU), designed specifically for the modern and stylish woman. These eyeglasses are the epitome of fashion-forward eyewear, combining Gwen Stefani's iconic style with high-quality craftsmanship.
Featuring a trendy rectangle shape, these eyeglasses effortlessly blend sophistication with a touch of edginess. With an A size of 50 and a B size of 36.7, they offer a comfortable fit that suits a variety of face shapes and sizes. The ED (Effective Diameter) is 55, ensuring optimal lens coverage for clear and precise vision.
Constructed with top-notch materials, the front frame and temple are made of durable Cellulose Acetate, which not only provides strength but also adds a touch of elegance to the design. The custom lamination on the frame enhances its unique appeal, giving it a distinct look that sets it apart from ordinary eyeglasses.
These Gx eyeglasses are progressive-friendly, making them ideal for individuals who require multifocal lenses. The signature temple tips add a personal touch to the eyewear, showcasing Gwen Stefani's attention to detail and commitment to style.
Equipped with spring hinges, these eyeglasses offer flexibility and comfort, ensuring a secure fit that adjusts to your facial movements. This feature adds durability and longevity to the frame, making it a reliable choice for everyday wear.
To keep your Gx By Gwen Stefani Gx052 Eyeglasses in pristine condition, it is recommended to remove any residue by gently wiping the frame with a microfiber lens cloth dampened with a small amount of water. This simple maintenance routine helps prevent damage to both the frame and lenses, ensuring your eyeglasses maintain their stylish appearance.
With the Gx By Gwen Stefani Gx052 Eyeglasses, you can embrace your individuality and make a fashion statement wherever you go. These eyeglasses combine exquisite design, quality materials, and comfort to provide you with a truly exceptional eyewear experience.
