Some glasses help you see.
Others help define your style.
The frames you wear can say a lot about your personality — whether you lean towards timeless classics, bold statements or something a little more understated.
And sometimes, those styles remind us of the icons who made them famous.
From film legends to fashion powerhouses, here’s the eyewear icon your style might match.
The David Beckham
Modern. Minimal. Effortless.
David Beckham’s eyewear style is all about clean lines and understated confidence.
Nothing too loud. Nothing overdone. Just strong, wearable frames that work everywhere.
If your style is polished but relaxed, this might be your match.
Your style says:
Confident, adaptable and considered.
Try this look:
Slim metals, sharp square frames, sleek acetates.
The Audrey Hepburn
Elegant. Timeless. Chic.
Audrey Hepburn made oversized frames feel iconic.
Her style was refined, graceful and effortlessly glamorous — the kind of eyewear that never goes out of fashion.
If you love timeless elegance, this may be your signature.
Your style says:
Polished, thoughtful and naturally stylish.
Try this look:
Cat-eye shapes, oversized acetate, black or tortoiseshell.
The Miranda Priestly
Bold. Powerful. Fashion-first.
Meryl Streep’s Devil Wears Prada character proved how much presence a pair of glasses can carry.
Sharp, oversized and impossible to ignore.
If you see glasses as part of the outfit — not just practical — this could be you.
Your style says:
Strong, stylish and commanding.
Try this look:
Bold acetate, oversized square frames, statement silhouettes.
The Tom Cruise
Classic. Cool. Confident.
Few eyewear looks are as recognisable as the aviators made famous by Tom Cruise.
Timeless, masculine and endlessly wearable.
If you lean towards classic styles with an easy confidence, this is your lane.
Your style says:
Cool, dependable and effortless.
Try this look:
Aviators, thin metal frames, classic square sunglasses.
What your frames really say
Of course, no single style defines you.
But eyewear is one of the few accessories you wear directly on your face — shaping first impressions before you’ve even said a word.
The right frames can make you feel:
- More confident
- More put together
- More expressive
- More like yourself
And often, that feeling is what matters most.
Find your eyewear personality
Whether you’re classic like Steve McQueen, bold like Miranda Priestly or expressive like Iris Apfel, the best frames are the ones that feel most like you.
If you’re ready to find your next signature style, visit your local Eye Emporium practice and explore what suits you best.
