Story of “Sir Mont”
Once upon a time, eyebrow-shaped frames were a distant memory of our parents. Not to mention the distant past, if someone still wore eyebrow-shaped glasses ten years ago, they would definitely be considered "old-fashioned"... Who would have thought that after so many changes, eyebrow-shaped frames would miraculously "revive" on the faces of young artists and become fans of various celebrities. Then its popularity spread and could not be stopped.
Eyebrow-shaped frames usually refer to the styles with plastic frames wrapped around the upper edge of the metal frames. Later, eyebrow-shaped frames were also slightly improved to meet the needs of more customers. Some eyebrow-shaped frames use nylon wire instead of metal wire at the bottom, and eyebrow-shaped frames with metal wire at the bottom are more durable.
Eyebrow-shaped glasses were very popular in the United States in the 1950s and 1960s, but with the progress of the times, there are more diverse choices of materials for wrapping the upper edge of the frame. Overall, although the eyebrow-shaped frames are a bit serious, the calm and nostalgic appearance is still a style that today's handsome gentlemen can't put down.
Story of “Sir Mont”
In the 1950s, American General Mont was deeply troubled by his sparse eyebrows, which made him look less majestic.
One day, he revealed this to American Optical (AO), a manufacturer that supplied glasses to the military, hoping that they could make a pair of glasses that would look more majestic.
AO made a pair of glasses that looked like two thick eyebrows. To show respect, they named this style after General Sir Mont. General Sir Mont also showed his majesty by wearing this pair of glasses and performed very well at work.
Because the response was so good, Sir Mont glasses were commercialized and sold. Since then, many brands have launched glasses similar to Sir Mont, and they are very popular among young people recently.
It turns out that there is such a profound meaning behind a pair of glasses.