History of Eyeglasses Timeline

The Fashionisto

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Published November 26, 2013

History of Eyeglasses–If you want to know more about your designer frames, you might be interested in a new infographic on the history of eyeglasses from VSP. From polished reading stones used during the Middle Ages and the first frames with earpieces in the 18th century to bifocals and onward, eyewear has a rich history that leads up to the designer frames of today.

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