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Rectangle Glasses Frames Popular Science Monthly (the original version of the well-known magazine Popular Science ) first mentioned rectangle-shaped glasses in October 1924. A German optician had made rectangular frames that could change shape based on what looked best on the person wearing them. While they may have been popular in Germany, round frames (or a rounded type, like aviators) stayed the staple option in the United States until the 1950 and 60s, when celebrities like Buddy Holly and Jackie O wore rectangular glasses regularly and put them on the scene. Plus, new plastics were developed around the same time, making rectangle glasses available in a wide variety of colors rather than just the standard silver and gold. Rectangle Glasses If you need a pair of rectangle glasses, WMP Eyewear has you covered. With classic black frames like Wesley that look good with anything or emerald green frames like Nick that offer bright personal style, there’s a pair of frames for everyone. Preferences for Your Prescription Eyewear Of course, the rectangular styles you choose depend on your preferences for prescription eyewear. If you enjoy an aviator look but want something that feels modern, order a pair like Emerson. These oversized single-bridge aviators feature rectangular crystal brown acetate frames that elevate the ordinary. For anyone looking for a bookish appeal, you can’t go wrong with tortoiseshell rectangular frames like Dash, featuring a notched keyhole design and slightly rounded browline t hat'll go with any workday attire . How to Style Rectangular RX Frames Rectangular glasses inherently offer a bit of a bookish vibe, so pair them with turtlenecks and scarves for a classic winter look. However, you can also play on the stereotype and match rectangular frames with streetwear, anything linen , or matching sets for an effortless stand-out outfit. Best Face Shapes for Rectangle Eyeglasses Rectangle eyeglasses look great on people with round, oval, or heart-sha