Bad Fads Museum: About Badfads | Privacy Policy | Advertisers | Comments


Afro Haircut

Bellbottoms

Bermuda Shorts

Bouffant Hairdo

Body Tattoos

Conk Hairdo

Coonskin Caps

D.A. Haircut

Farrah Fawcett Hair

Glassless Glasses

Go Go Boots

Granny Glasses

Hot Pants

Ironing Hair

Jazzed-Up Jeans

Leisure Suits

Mickey Mouse Items

Miniskirt

Nehru Jackets

Pillbox Hats

Platform Shoes

Poodle Skirts

Short Shorts

Sideburns

Tank Top

Taps on Shoes

Tie Dye T-shirts

Turtleneck Sweaters

Twiggy Look

Wraparound Glasses

Zoot Suits

Zubaz


 
 
Designers at Purdy started the wraparound sunglasses fad by fitting First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy with a pair. Before the early 1960s, sunglasses were not fashionable among American youth but Mrs. Kennedy changed that when she was seen wearing wraparound sunglasses. She seemed to epitomize perfect fashion sense in America, so whatever Jackie wore, every woman in America wanted.


Wraparound sunglasses had practical sense as well as fashion sense. These sunglasses kept dirt particles and sunlight out of the eye because the lenses reached from the bridge of the nose past the temple.

Although wraparound sunglasses began to slide out of fashion around 1962, renditions of this fashion trend are still part of the fashion today.

 
Search for more info on Wraparound Glasses
Google
Search Now:
 
In Association with Amazon.com
     

Select a Category: Fashion | Collectibles | Activities | Events





The Spy Museum spymuseum.com 


cover