Melissa 038

What sets these Bruliman glasses apart is the elaborate

design of the arms. Usually the eyes of a lady in glasses

can not be seen "en profil" because the arms are in the

way. During the 1980's, so called "drop temple" glasses

were fashionable (a pity they disappeared from the streets

in the 1990's) and during the 2000's glasses with split arms

were introduced. Both types of frame design allowed the

viewer to see the eyes of a lady "en profil". Here Melissa

shows that there is a third way. The white extension is not

connected to the front, only to the arms, and it sticks out

over one centimeter when the glasses are folded up. I have

never seen anything like this elsewhere. Nice!