health & beauty | style making a spectacle… A New Term


Adrian Hughes of Wightsight, Ryde


Adrian Hughes has all the glasses for the new autumn season


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here’s something about autumn that makes you feel very new termish. There’s that back to school post summer feeling and with a new season upon us it’s time to get out and spruce ourselves up for the autumn ahead.


Updating your glasses is one way to change your look without breaking the bank and here at Wightsight we’ve got loads of new styles in both reading and sunglasses to ring the autumn changes.


Go for a vintage look with these brand new styles from Gucci and Ray Ban with their smart tortoiseshell rims in whole or half frame or in stylish silver and gold for that sophisticated and studious air.


Or how about these glasses from Dolce and Gabbana with their funky floral arms – perfect for showing off an evening outfi t in black or for everyday style with a t- shirt and jeans.


There are new sunglasses too in anticipation of that ever elusive Indian summer from Dolce and Gabbana with their glamourpuss, oversized, rose patterned frames and arms – channel your inner 50s starlet and shine.


And for the gents there are new Oakley sunglasses for autumn cycles, sails and sports and to prevent the glare from low lying autumn sun.


So come and have a chat with us and let us give you some advice on what suits the shape of your face, the best lenses for you and how to give yourself some autumn, new term style.


Wightsight, 19 Cross St, Ryde, PO33 2AA t. 01983 618822 e. adrian@wightsight.eu www.wightsight.eu


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