7 Last Minute Halloween Outfits to Pair With Your Everyday Glasses
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As soon as fall begins to knock on our doors in the UK, we know festivities are about to start. The festive season begins with Halloween, and after spending months endlessly working, we all get excited to dress up and enjoy the rest of the year. But people who wear glasses just like me are always confused about what to put together because neither do we want to wear contact lenses nor do we want to enjoy without proper vision. Well, after years of struggling with the same, I decided to spin things around and find last-minute Halloween outfits to pair with your everyday glasses. So, without any further ado, let’s get into the details.
Barbie & Ken
Get ready to be a part of Barbiecore by recreating the iconic Barbie and Ken look for this Halloween. Opt for head-to-toe pink outfits, like sparkly dresses, jumpsuits, and pastel blazers. Now, complete your look with oversized sunglasses for that perfect Malibu chic vibe. It is a playful, glamorous, and instantly recognisable look that you can easily recreate if you have pink outfits in your wardrobe.
Oppenheimer – Retro Academic Cool
Now, it’s time to do something different this year. Channel your inner academic nerd by recreating Cillian Murphy’s Oppenheimer look. For this look, you have to start with a sharp trench coat, dark suit, and fedora. To complete the overall look, you need to add a pair of round glasses, as they will add that intellectual-meets-mysterious vibe. It is perfect for people who want to go for Halloween but want their look to be clean and sophisticated.
Neo from The Matrix – Futuristic Edge
Nothing screams iconic like Neo in The Matrix. This look is perfect and extremely easy to recreate. You will be the star of everyone’s eyes with this look. You can start with a full black outfit with a leather jacket, slim-fit trousers, and boots. To bind your look together, you need to go ahead with tiny black oval glasses that will instantly take you to the world of the cyber world.
Wednesday Addams
A perfect gothic-vibe Halloween outfit is here for you to recreate. A black dress with a white collar (or add a detachable one to a plain dress) will work perfectly. Keep your hair side-parted in braids, apply dark lipstick and keep a deadpan expression all night. To complete your look, consider adding black glasses. It is one of the easiest looks that any woman can create.
Harry Potter Look
It is unbelievable to imagine Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter without his iconic glasses. Daniel Radcliffe's glasses were one of the most powerful accessories of his look. He had a pair of round metallic glasses that many of us have owned at some point in our lives. So, why not create something with these only? To become Hogwarts-appropriate, start with wearing a black jumper, a cloak, or even your school blazer. Then take some face paint or eyeliner and create a lightning bolt scar on your forehead. To complete your look, add a stick (or a chopstick) as your wand.
Clark Kent / Superman
It is a perfect outfit for people who don’t want to put much effort but still want to look Halloween-appropriate. Get your inner Superman energy out by wearing a plain shirt and a tie on top. Keep some buttons open to reveal a Superman t-shirt underneath (you can even print out the logo and pin it on a plain blue tee). Opt for sleek back hair and square glasses for a more reporter vibe. Also, make sure to carry a notepad and a pen with you.
Concluding Thought
With this, you have a cheat sheet on how to style your glasses this Halloween with different outfits. All the above-mentioned looks are simple but unique. You can get similar glasses to complete your specific look. In case any of the above looks clicked and you don’t have the particular eyewear style in your wardrobe, you can rely on Specscart Rocket for rescue. You can select your preferred style and enjoy free next-day delivery even with a prescription (except complex prescriptions or varifocals).
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