by Nate | Sep 10, 2014 | best glasses styles for men, best place to buy glasses in Seattle, cool eyewear seattle, eyes on fremont, fall eyewear trends, fashion week eyewear, Fight Evil, glasses the cool kids wear, great glasses
If fashion week were in Seattle rather than New York, we would probably see Steven on a fashion blog or two! The handmade construction of this fabric-inlay frame design from Netherlands designer C-Zone, is sure to grab the attention of any fashion connoisseur around! And of course, Steven wears his new glasses very well.
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| This series from C-Zone features silk fabric set within a metal frame base. |
by Nate | Sep 3, 2014 | best place to buy glasses in Seattle, Blair Stacks, cool eyewear seattle, eyes on fremont, Eyes on Fremont Collection, Fight Evil, funky eyewear Seattle, great glasses, what the cool kids wear
Those baby blues…! Blair’s stunning eyes are perfectly “framed” by this eyewear model from our Eyes on Fremont collection. The matte “beach glass” finish has an alluring effect & compliments his style!
Blair’s outgoing and warm nature is infectious! We wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve had the pleasure of meeting him around the city, as he is a very busy managing broker for Coldwell Banker’s Capitol Hill branch.
by Nate | Aug 26, 2014 | best neighborhoods Seattle, best place to buy glasses in Seattle, colorful metal frames, cool eyewear seattle, Eyes on Fremont Collection, great glasses, green glasses, Magnolia neighborhood
This week we share another great feminine shape for the EOF collection:
MAGNOLIA in Greenish
This is a great option for those petite faces or for someone looking for a softer, yet uplifting look. The defined arch of this frame brings attention to the eyes & creates a flattering contour to the brow line. The green-teal tone highlights just about any eye color- especially blue, green, or hazel eyes.
We named this model after Seattle’s picturesque neighborhood, tucked in the west end of town. This part of the city is actually on a Peninsula, so its often considered to be “out of the way” or more secluded than the rest. But actually, its so close! Magnolia attracts all the nearby urban dwellers looking to “get to nature” because of Discovery Park, the largest park in the city. It boasts over 500 acres of natural land, trails, & bay shore beaches, as well as a Native American cultural center and Environmental Learning center.
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| Map of Discovery Park |
by Nate | Aug 20, 2014 | 141 Eyewear, best place to buy glasses in Seattle, eyes on fremont, Fight Evil, girls who wear glasses, great glasses, Red Glasses, Seattle eywear fashion
Shine on Ylanda! This matte red eyewear shape from 141 Eyewear stands out & brightens up Ylanda’s visage without over-imposing on her natural beauty. A perfect match!
by Nate | Aug 16, 2014 | best place to buy glasses in Seattle, dudes wearing glasses, eyes on fremont, Fight Evil, great glasses, ROGER Eye Design, Seattle eyewear fashion, what the cool kids wear
Aaron likes to stay ahead of the curve by going for the edgier eyewear styles– so, of course he’s rockin’ another Roger Eye Design frame (2nd in his collection)! Aaron, you’ve got this!
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| STOKED! |
by Nate | Aug 13, 2014 | best place to buy glasses in Seattle, Burke-Gilman Trail, eyes on fremont, Eyes on Fremont Collection, Fight Evil, great glasses, Square rim glasses, Stylish metal eyewear
As many of you may already know, we have our own in-house collection that is available at a very reasonable package price of $175 for frame & standard lenses.
Every few months we release a couple of new models to keep the selection up to par. We would like to introduce you to one of the newer models…
THE BURKE G. in BLACKISH
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This model is the ideal urban chic that borrows a pronounced brow line from classic horn-rimmed looks. Though leaning towards a masculine silhouette, this style is a popular unisex look. Medium brown temples add pleasant neutral contrasting to the matte black front: a utilitarian, yet polished color scheme. |
This style is named after the Burke-Gilman Trail in King County, one of the most travelled commuter trails in the country. Previously a rail-trail that was converted to a pedestrian-friendly urban trail system in the 1970’s, it spans over 17 miles.
The mostly paved Burke-Gilman starts at Golden Gardens Park on Puget Sound and winds through many landmarks of the city, including University of Washington, Gasworks Park, and Lake Union. The trail goes eastbound through a number of neighborhoods & parks to Bothell Park. For those who want to continue on, it connects to Sammamish River trail; another 11 miles on this connect will land you at Marymoor Park in Redmond.
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| Photo courtesy of SeattlePI.com |
The Burke-Gilman Trail has inspired other cities to plan and build similar commuter trails, as it is very popular for both transportation-based and recreational use.
