The story of music and glasses

 "Without Buddy Holly's glasses, the world would never have seen John Lennon in grandma glasses, and Elton John would never have seen him in oversized frames. As a result, you may never see Madonna in a cone bra or Lady Gaga in a fleshy dress."

You can't talk about musicians and Popular Mens Glasses without mentioning the incomparable John Lennon. Basically, Lennon was, and is, the most influential figure associated with swinging (pun intended) frames, the poster child of eyewear for decades. His style is simple, though revolutionary for The Times, as round, minimalist, yet modern frames remain his main style despite changing trends. His signature glasses became synonymous with his name. Few other ICONS can make their mark on history with such a small accessory.

Another musician who was recognized by his Eyeglasses For Men and changed the face of pop culture as a result was Buddy Holly. Musically, the teenage rock prodigy was an inspiration to the likes of Bob Dylan, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but his unique choice of glasses represents a paradigm shift in how musicians approach styles.

Buddy Holly drew regular glasses on a map in the same way, and King Elvis Presley drew pilots. Like his swivelling hips, Elvis often wore gaudy gold aviator Womens Eyeglasses. In fact, his sunglasses were so iconic that they set the record for the most expensive Cheap Prescription Sunglasses sold on glassesshop.com.