Over the past years, graphic tees have become statement pieces in our wardrobes. No longer a thing of the past or shoved in the bottom drawer of our dressers, graphic tees have become so fashionable that we are going as far as building an entire outfit around them.
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Local blogger Kim Thomas stopped by our Midtown store to learn about our frames and try on some of the latest styles. Read her blog post to find out about some new spring styles we have in on our shelves!
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Want to reach celebrity status? We can help! Grab a screenshot of the frame your favorite celebrity wears and bring it in or email it to us. We will find you a similar, if not the same, frame. Plus, we will make sure you get the right frame shape for your face.
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Lynn Whitson’s most recent series, “Elements,” emits a warmth of color and pure joy. Using acrylic paint, this series is mostly comprised of small works on canvases. It will be on display at our Midtown store until May 31. Be sure to stop by to browse her art!
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Shop our 2017 Annual Sale, and get a new look for the new year! Save up to 75 percent off eyewear and sun wear at our Midtown and Collierville stores.
Monday, February 20 – Saturday, February 25
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Meredith Olinger is an artist who lives in Memphis and primarily works with wallpaper of her own design. Her work deals with the dependence of art and design on each other, handmade versus digital production, and blurs the line between painting and installation.
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2017 is officially here, and a new year means new eyewear trends! These new trends including clear lenses and marble, ombre, retro-round and embellished frames have been spotted on runways, ad campaigns, celebrities and Pinterest.
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Join us this December as we collect donations to support the children and families of Hope House!
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Debbie Crawford’s most recent series, “Eye on Color,” will be featured at Eclectic Eye Midtown. Stop by for the art opening!
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Cosmetic contacts can enhance your natural eye color, but they are still medical devices that need instruction and supervision for safety.
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