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Taylor Swift's influence goes beyond her music and tours, extending to her evolving fashion sense. With the UK leg of her Eras Tour approaching, fans can draw inspiration from her iconic looks, including her choice of frames and shades that reflect the fashion of each era of her musical journey. If you’re planning to see Taylor Swift live in concert, just be aware of the elements if you choose to wear your prescription glasses. Wut Win, Dispensing Optician at Feel Good Contacts says “If it rains during an open-air concert, water droplets can get onto your glasses and obstruct your vision. Invest in a hydrophobic coating on your glasses to make them water-repellent and easier to clean.”
Let’s enjoy this fusion of eyewear, fashion and music by celebrating each era of her illustrious career.
Fearless era-inspired sunglasses
"Fearless" holds the record for being the most awarded in country music history and marked Taylor Swift's successful transition into pop music. It debuted at No. 1 and became the best-selling album of 2009. At the tender age of 18, Taylor made history as the youngest artist to achieve this feat. She became the youngest-ever artist when she was 20 years old to win a Grammy Award for "Album of the Year" in 2010, along with other accolades. Two of the album's singles, "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me," resonated with millions of fans and solidified her presence in the pop music industry.
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To capture this era's essence through luxury designer sunglasses, our affordable collection of tinted sunglasses in brown, gold, and yellow hues is a perfect choice. They reflect the glamorous, fairy-tale vibe of "Love Story" and the earnest yearning of "You Belong with Me." This pair of sunglasses tie together the sparkle and glam of Taylor’s Fearless performances and symbolise the bright, hopeful themes of her most iconic songs from this era.
Speak Now era-inspired frames
"Speak Now" was created when Taylor Swift wanted to project her inner soul. The album sold a million copies within the first week and held the #1 spot on the Billboard 200 for the first six weeks. "Speak Now" is Swift’s first-ever self-written album. During the "Speak Now" era, she was often seen wearing retro-themed outfits with looser curls and glamorous makeup.
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"Back to December" is a sincere apology expressed through a beautiful melody, bringing out feelings of nostalgia and regret. On the other hand, "Enchanted" is a dreamy, romantic song filled with wonder and hope. For this magical, whimsical vibe, choose glasses frames in a purple colourway with a Havana print. This adds a fairy-tale charm to your look, making you feel like you've stepped into Miss Swift's enchanting musical eras created through her evocative storytelling.
Red era-inspired frames
The "Red" album marked a major genre shift from her country music to the world of pop music. The album was top of the Billboard 200 for seven weeks, making Taylor Swift the first female artist to have three consecutive albums at number one for six weeks. During this time, she went for a bold and vibrant style, often sporting red and vintage outfits with her signature bright red lip shade. Her fringe also became a key part of her look.
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Pair your pretty outfits with our collection of bold red frames to capture the essence of the "Red" era. The red colour captures the album's fiery passion, complementing the song's rebellious vibe. These glasses frames reflect the intensity of the album, especially songs like "I Knew You Were Trouble" and “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”, which are still popular in clubs and house parties.
1989 era-inspired sunglasses
In 2014, Taylor Swift released her album "1989," which was a massive success, continuously spending 11 weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 chart. The album won Album of the Year at the Grammy’s, marking a significant evolution in her music and style. With pops of colour sprawling across the music videos, the style trends she created are probably something you’ve been eyeing for a long time.
Source: Music video of “Blank Space” by Taylor Swift
Who hasn’t jammed along to the line “But I've got a blank space, baby… And I'll write your name”? Guess what! We have a similar pair
