Look for frames with brown, cherry, or jewel tones. These are especially attractive for elderly women. Blues, browns, grays, burgundies, and greens should be avoided by men. Keep an eye out for sparkly materials to add a natural glitter to your eyes, but avoid boring hues, plain silver, and basic black. You can also try colored lenses: amber, green, blue, or gray. These will help reduce eye strain and enhance your sight. If you're worried about looking old-fashioned or classic, don't worry about it. There is a range of styles available for any taste, from simple to extravagant. It's up to you how you want to decorate and customize your glasses frame. The most important thing is that you feel comfortable in what you wear. If you don't like the look of glasses, no one else will either. So, go for quality frames that fit properly, give your face a clean line profile, and allow proper vision without obstructing your view of things. Also, consider accessories that match or compliment your frames. For example, if you have brown hair, then match your frames with brown leather or wood armchairs or even shoes. This will create a complete look that does not call attention to yourself, but adds to the elegance and sophistication of your home. Overall, we think that glasses are a good thing. They can make you look more professional, while still allowing you to see and interact with the world around you.