The Best Chic Flattering Eyewear for People Over 50
Happy Tuesday everyone. I have had so many requests for an updated post on eyewear that I am redoing this post from a couple years ago. As I stated in the original post, I have definitely upped my eyewear game since I met my friend Kyla from Specs by Kyla. FYI Specs by Kyla was recently named the best optical retailer in the U.S by @envisionmagazine. How cool is that? Let’s dive in to one of my favorite topics ( I do love my specs), the best chic flattering eyewear for people over 50.
The Best Chic Flattering Eyewear for People Over 50
Are you on the hunt for some new eyeglasses? Choosing a pair of “fashion-forward” glasses can take years off your look and make you feel more confident. The key is finding a pair that flatters your facial features. The same pair of glasses you’ve worn since college is probably not the best idea. If you love to stay “on trend” ( I don’t like that term but google does!!), why not turn your eyewear into a fashionable accessory that will enhance your look. There are so many different frame shapes and shades to choose from. Whether you prefer rimless glasses, round glasses, or cat-eye glasses(Kyla knows these aren’t my personal fave but I love them on others), there is a perfect pair for everyone.
Know Your Face Shape
Choosing frames that suit different face shapes can be a challenge. You don’t want the glasses to overpower your face or features. You want to select the frames that are the most flattering for your face shape, skin tone, and your own personal style. Here is a handy guide with the basics on which glass shapes work for what face shape (round, oval,heart ,diamond, triangle or square face shape. This video on How to find your face shape on You Tubeis very helpful as well.
The Best Chic Flattering Eyewear for People Over 50
In my research, I found a lot of contradictions on what you should and should not wear. The idea is to keep your look modern, fresh, and true to your own style. No glasses on chains or “coke bottle glasses” that scream grandma if you are looking for a current look. Think of your eyewear as an accessory. If you can afford a few pairs go for it. If you are local you need to head to Specs by Kyla. She is extremely knowledgeable and stands behind her work. Here are some tips from my friend Kyla who was kind enough to offer her advice.
Kyla‘s Tips
A few fit rules, with plastic frames which have no nosepads, we want to make sure the frame rests evenly and solidly on the sides of your nose and bridge with no gaps or play/movement. The more centered your eye is in the lens, the better, especially if you have a higher prescription. We want the temples (side pieces) to line up flush with the side of your face, not splaying out as they go back. The curve of the temples should line up well with the curve of your ear, this will help prevent slipping and this can also be adjusted by an optician. With metal frames, you will typically have nosepads on your bridge which can also be fit and adjusted. Metal frames can be better for those who have a narrow or flatter bridge.
Regarding shape, there are all sorts of guidelines you can find online, if you have a round face, wear this, oval, this…. BUT, I like to throw these rules out the window and just have fun, while making sure the frame fits. Typically though, if you have a rounder face, angles are good for balance. Angular thin faces typically look great in rounder styles. And cat-eyes – so good on most all of us! Cat-eye shapes can give us a nice lift and draw the face and eye up.
Think of frames as makeup, they can accentuate, lift, highlight and enhance! Rimless styles or frames that don’t have any structure can tend to wash us out or even make us look older. Instead, a contrast or statement can give us that pop we all want, even when we are tired or casual.
Typically, what I will do is pull a variety of styles and we will sit down together to try them on. I will be honest about what fits and what I feel is flattering. I will also be direct if something does not look good or fit well. I think we all need that objective opinion as it’s so hard to see ourselves in something different or out of our comfort zone.
I chose to support independent eyewear brands, most made in the US or Europe. Sometimes with the well-known brands, you are paying for the brand name but not necessarily quality. Smaller companies typically equal frames that will be more unique and individual – as well as be more comfortable long term.
I want you to feel good in your eyewear, there is nothing better than getting compliments on your glasses everywhere you go! Don’t think of them as an annoying medical device, but as a way to let your eyes shine, accentuate your best features and give you a fun pop in your wardrobe!
The Best Chic Flattering Eyewear for People Over 50
Cindy’s Favorites from Specs by Kyla
Cindy gets so many questions on her glasses so we wanted to take some time to talk about specs! Eyewear is so personal and our faces are all so different, a personal eyewear styling is always best – so if you are local to the Central Coast, I’d be honored to help you. If not, here are a few tips. When Cindy came into my shop a couple years ago, I immediately was taken with her sleek hair and flowing white linen.
My latest pair of glasses from Kyla is this frame from Krewe ( a New Orleans based brand).
If you are local purchase from Kyla for proper fit and her expert assistance. You can order them online if you aren’t local here. I love the neutral color of this frame it is not silver, not bronze but in between, with a modern edge.
Scout unfortunately got hold of this pair by Lowercase NYC. I need to have Kyla replace the lense on the right side. You can buy them online here.
Kyla
We also chose a pair of chunky yet classic sunglasses from @ahlem with polarized lenses
I love the shape and color of these prescription sunglasses. They have just the right amount of sophistication & elegance and seem to go with everything and anything in my wardrobe. I still wear these constantly, and they must be three years old.
Kyla
For her sportier outfits, we did a lightweight frame from @albaoptics in a dramatic cream and rich brown tortoise for outdoor activities. ‘A frame so light you forget you have them on. These are sold out but a good substiture would be the Raen Nikol here.
Cindy
These are the frames that I probably get the most compliments on. I love a tortoiseshell frame but some are too dark for me. I believe these tortoiseshell glasses compliment my complexion. Those of you that are regulars here know I wear a lot of horn and tortoise jewelry. These acetate glasses frames are so lightweight and comfortable. The nosepad keeps them firmly in place which I like. Apparently these are no longer available. Kyla has had requests.
Kyla
Last in her eyewear wardrobe, a more recent addition, is a frame made out of birch from @ninamur, made in Spain, the wood laminate has a scratched silver front which, once again, compliments her beautiful hair and offsets her signature red lipstick.
Kyla had to convince me on this pair of designer eyeglass frames. They were a little outside of my comfort zone. I have to say these stylish eyeglasses have really grown on me. I wanted square frames that complimented my silver hair. I think the steel frames (over wood) add a chic look with a touch of glamour (as I said a bit outside of the box for me). The slight upward turn to them detracts from my wrinkles and adds a bit of fun. This is the closest thing to a cat-eye frame I will ever get. I know these are a great choice as they lift the eye area and create a more youthful appearance but at my age they remind me a little bit of “Laverne and Shirley”.
Shopping Tips on How to Choose Chic Eyewear for a Youthful Look After 50
Where to Shop Online for Prescription Lenses
I must say I would buy from a reputable independent shop (like Kyla’s) if you can afford it. I have purchased glasses online with some success. If my glasses need tightening, cleaned or adjusted in any way. I take them to Kyla and she takes care of them. If you don’t require a perscription and are just shopping for sunglasses you have many options
If you need to shop online, I really like Caddis. I have two pairs of Caddis sunglasses and I like them both.
Here I am wearing the Caddis Tectonic. Annie Diamond (Most Lovely Things) turned me on to this pair. If you have a small face, you might really like these (I do not), they might be a little small for my face.
I love this pair the dogleg by Caddis. They were gifted from Caddis, and Scout ruined the sides. I wish they would send me a new pair! These come in several colors.
I was on the hunt for a blue pair of sunglasses that I could wear with denim and Warby Parker gifted me this pair of Percey sunglasses. They are actually in the colorway viridian which you cannot envision in this picture. I love the color.
This is another design by Warby Paker the Kimball. If you love mustard and olive green, this would be a great option for you. This pair is quite sturdy by the way. They also come in tortoise with flecs of blue that are fun.
I ordered this pair from Quince for Jenna for her birthday. These also come in gray which is a less expensive alternative to my Ahlem pair above if you do not need a prescription. The quality seems good.
Jenna is not over 50 but she snagged these great gifted sunglasses from Sardine (they aren’t prescription), along with the great Rochelle Behrens shirt, while she was here. If you would like to try the Sardine sunglasses use code Cindy15 for 15% off.
Steve likes his Warby Parker Butler sunglasses. I think they look great on him. He also owns the Gillian in Nutmeg. I would love a pair of these as well.
My latest pair (ordering as soon as I get my eyes tested )is the Remmy 49 in vibrant brown which is really more of a taupe.
Where to Shop Online for Sassy Readers
I still wear readers when I am on the computer. I usually buy mine locally but I like to keep a nice pair in my purse. I love Izipizi. You can find them at Kyla’s shop if you are local. I recently (finally) got my husband to upgrade his thanks to Kyla.My favorite,
Peepers carries readers and progressives and I love their options. I love these oversize frames so much I am tempted to send them to Lensable and have prescription lenses put in them. Here I am wearing Center Stage in Gray Tortoise.
I don’t even care for pink, but I love these Stardust frames in pink horn from Peepers.
Another Peepers favorite is Curtain Call in Gray Horn. I like the frame size and shape. I would love to find a similar pair in prescription lenses. If you don’t need prescription glasses, I highly recommend Peepers for their stylish options and durability.
I so miss our friend Brenda Kinsel’s blog. I learned so much from her. When I began researching this post I knew I would find some valuable information on Brenda’s blog. I actually had plans to go eyeglass shopping with Brenda before she passed. She has a great post Over 50 Frame your Face with Colorful Eyewear here. If you want to get lost in a wonderful rabbit hole start reading her posts. She truly was the best. Brenda always paired a red lip with her stylish frames. I interviewed Brenda a few years back for Ageless Style. You might enjoy reading Ageless Style Image Consultant Brenda Kinsel here.
You can find all of my favorite eyewear here in my ShopMy storefront.
I want to thank Kyla from Specs by Kyla for all of her helpful tips. If you are local, I cannot recommend Kyla more highly. I wouldn’t consider shopping anywhere else. I value her opinion, she is a great business person (ask the chamber she was businesswoman of the year last year). She carries a great product line. I don’t think you could find anyone with a better eye.
I am sorry this post is late and a little lengthy. I have been trying to catch up after having a week off. The Best Chic Flattering Eyewear for People Over 50 helpful. I will be back on Thursday with my favorite blogging pals with some great summer recipes!
Unrelated to eyewear, but I’d love to know the brand of the sage quilted collarless jacket you are wearing on one of the photos. I’m constantly on the lookout for collarless vests/jackets as I have a short neck! Thank you.
Hi Linda
They are recycled army liners, and you can find them on etsy here https://go.shopmy.us/p-23267932. I have two of them…beware there are no armpits ha ha. They were cheap when I purchased mine, but it looks like they have gotten pricier!
Unfortunately, Brenda Kinsel’s blog with its wealth of information has been deleted. I miss her, too.
Thanks for the interesting post, as always.
Hi Cara
Was it deleted? I haven’t checked lately. What a shame!
You make a great glasses model. loved all of them. Adore Kyla…lovely young woman.
Hi Deb
I do love my specs!!Kyla is wonderful isn’t she?
For the Canadian readers — especially west coast, I would recommend Highland Optical in West Vancouver. In fact, whether you are Canadian or not, you will find wonderful looks on their Instagram account where they feature clients and their well-chosen glasses. @highlandoptical
And thanks so much for mentioning Brenda Kinsel — I do miss her wonderful writing and style — although you are now filling the bill for me.
Hi Lisa
Brenda was just wonderful. There is no one like her in my opinion! We met a few times and she was so kind and knowledgeable. I always learned something from her….
Cindy, I hope you get to see my comment as you have so many from previous years. Perhaps Kyla can recommend computer-wearing glasses that filter out the harmful blue light. My dog, Finn, literally ate mine. I don’t know much about the protective nature of blue-light lenses (is there any?) but after working on the computer my eyes are SO tired. They do seem to help but would love a great resource to find them. You look adorable in ALL those glasses! I wear only one contact lens so my need for glasses is rather small~ except of course, sunglasses. Great post. Thanks for updating.
Thanks for this post – I am still wearing your Dicaprio frames from years ago. I still get compliments so won’t be changing!
That is fabulous Holly!! Mine got lost in the move!!
Hi Cindy,
Wonderful advice thank you so much. I am going to save this post for when I need a change.I have prescription glasses in the car now as I really don’t like driving at night, but I can if I have too. And I use readers for day after Lasik surgery years ago, Such stylish ones you have picked that look so lovely on you!
Cheers Cindy!
I love all your eyewear, in fact I always notice how you coordinate your glasses with outfits. So chic, I lost my favorite frames a couple years ago and since then could never find a pair that suited my outrageously large face. Most times I end up ordering mens frames. My son uses Warby Parker for his prescriptions, but I find them a little overpriced compared to Target’s or Kaiser’s .
Hi Cindy,
You look GREAT in glasses. Kyla sounds like a true professional. It’s so reassuring to have an expert advise and present the best options for frames. It’s a huge decision and a big investment.
So sorry to to hear about the clear frames that were lost on your trip back east. What a disappointment that was.
Thank you for passing on all the knowledge you have gained.
Hi Katherine
I never realized what an important resource someone who really knows eyeglass frames can be! Kyla is the best!
I enjoy your posts so much. The tortoise shell glasses are my favorites, too. I have a pair which I no longer wear since cataract surgery. Eventually, I might have lens put in to use for readers when I need those.
Hi Nan
Yeah for cataract surgery!! I am having my eyes tested soon. I feel like I need a new perscription!
Hi Cindy,
You have the best eye glass wardrobe! I wish this post would have come a little earlier because a few days ago I ordered new frames for my new prescription glasses, I’m hoping that I will still like them when I pick them up! I think I followed the suggestions, and went with a darker tortoise-like frame that I think looks pretty cool. I’d like to have a few pairs, but I really only wear my glasses in the morning and at night when I’m in bed watching TV. I wear contact lenses the rest of the time and have gotten so used to having something in my eyes that when I’m glasses my eyes feel funny! Anyway, my daughter and her boyfriend have had great luck with Warby Parker and that might be the way I add a second pair to my stash.
Hope it’s not too hot down there, although I’m guessing it’s roasting!
Xo Heidi
Hi Heidi
Warby Parker is the only online source that I have no complaints about. Do they still have the shop in Santana Row?
It seems Brenda’s blog has been taken down.which is a shame. She had such timeless advice. I miss her posts terribly.
Oh no! I didn’t realize that. The last time I linked to her it was still there.
Rose and Cindy,
I deeply miss Brenda Kinsel– like both of you. Brenda loved eyeglass frames and exploring different looks on herself and her readers. Cindy, thanks for covering this topic and for including Brenda. She had suggestions that work for perpetuity. There is an eyeglass frame for every style (and mood) and may we all enjoy creative expression as we confidently wear our glasses. A toast to Brenda and all who still learn from her.
Hi Katherine
I learned so much from Brenda. She was a true professional. Thank you for saluting her!
I need to try Kyla the next time I need new glasses! I can’t justify now because I like my current frames so much that I had new (unscratched) lenses put in them at my optician’s recently.
I found that there are brick and mortar stores for Warby Parker in bigger cities. I bought a pair for reading and they kept until I could get my Rx to them, then they mailed out. I also bought sunglasses and the prices are super reasonable, even for prescription ones.
I’ve found that many people who work in optical, even Sunglasses Hut, can develop a good sense of what looks good on an individual.
I especially love your tortoise in the shades that work with your hair. That will be what I choose next time I buy new.
Hi Wren
Warby Parker does a good job. I had a pair that lasted a long time. I couldn’t find any that I liked the last time I was in their store in Santana Row.
Great eyeglass inspiration here! Love the chunkier modern frames but my face is too small for them! I’m always on the hunt for smaller fun readers and believe me the struggle is real! I’ll check out some of your sources, thanks! So nice remembering Brenda, what a talent and class act. Really miss her.
Hi Ginger
Check out Peepers I think they have a great selection of Readers and many are on sale.
Please tell us about the beige quilted jacket you are wearing in the first photo. So lovely on you.
Hi Susan
I featured that jacket (it was from H&M) last year. It was reasonable and it is one of my favorites. Maybe they will bring it back this year.
I VOTE PINK IF YOU HAD TO PICK JUST ONE!
Great looks Cindy! I love IZIPIZI and peepers for my readers and have some of the same ones you show.
I have been relying on KREWE for my readers, in which I have to get prescription lenses put after purchase. But they last forever and they will replace a pair if they are damaged!
Hi Gray
I need to check out Krewe. Several people have mentioned them!
One of my (many) neuroses is I don’t like my glasses to touch my cheeks — thus, glasses with nose pads. This eliminates a lot of the cool, plastic frames, but led me to a fuchsia and pewter metal frame that is fabulous. Glasses are such a wonderful accessory, I rarely miss my contacts any more.
Hi Bette
I love glasses too! I have never worn contacts. I would probably lose them!
I was only thinking of the late Brenda yesterday and of how her posts were so appreciative of the smallest things, like taking time to enjoy the perfume you use today or the feel of the soft linen shirt on your back. Simple pleasures.
Hi Jocasta
I often go back and reread Brenda when I am researching a topic. She was so knowledgeable and a master stylist.
Brenda was the best! Miss her ❤️ .
Hi Bonnie
I sure do too.
Love your posts, your style, and your perspective! Check out IZIPIZI (pronounced like “easy peezey” I think) – they have sunglasses and readers and sunglass readers. I wear a blue tortoiseshell ( I think it’s size C – although there is also a size E and I can’t tell which is which!) that I think would look great on you! I bought sunglasses from that brand first at the MOMA in NYC – thought I was so stylish! Ha! As if… but I do love their frames!
Hi Cindy,
What an interesting post. There are so many options! I wear contact lenses in mono vision, and keep sunglasses with me any time I’m outdoors. Because of the contacts I don’t need readers anymore, but could use a better pair of blue light blockers for computer work. I got my progressive glasses (for anytime I remove the contacts) at Costco. The price was right and I love the tortoise shell type frame. My daughter and husband have had great luck with Warby Parker.
If you look closely at those glasses in that image with your name, their name and item number are pretty visible on the temples, you might be able to do a search for them.
Xo Heidi
Hi Heidi
I need to give Costco another shot. I tried a couple of times and couldn’t find any frames I liked. I did link those Warby Parker frames. They are still available. They are so similar to the Di Caprio ones I recently bough that I would rather have another pair possibly clear or something similar. Thanks for the Costco tip!
What a joy to be able to hear Brenda’s voice again! I took her online class at the beginning of the pandemic and count it as one of the highlights of my life. She told us that she wanted us to hear her voice in our heads when shopping/styling and I do! She was a kind loving bright light .
Hi Sarah
She certainly was. She is missed by all of us in her community.
Buongiorno Cindy articolo molto interessante.Io fedele ai Mitici Ray Ban , però dopo avere letto i tuoi consigli,forse è tempo per un cambiamento.Buona giornata 😎
Hi Dora
I like Ray Ban’s as well. I am ordering a pair of their sunglasses. They are classics and never go out of style.
Thanks for sharing all that wonderful knowledge with us all. Great post! Love the clear acetate look on you 😍
Hi Sarah
I like those too. I just have to find the perfect pair!
Oh, I miss Brenda … she was so great. And her blog is a wreath of information. Love this topic and I’m saving all three of your posts … because I’m always losing or sitting on or otherwise destroying my favorite pairs. Face shape is an interesting thing … I always thought of my face as large and round but others say no. And when I wear big frames I get swallowed up. Love all the options you presented … time to head down the glasses rabbit hole! xo
Hi Juliet
I have a problem with losing and destroying my readers. Go to the Quay website even if you aren’t interested in their glasses. They will tell you what shape your face is and the try on is much more accurate then other websites.
Great Post! I am terrible at this! I do like Krewe out of NOLA and they have prescription quality frames for not much more than the optometrist. I have been getting mine there and then have the progressive lenses put in them at the eye doc. I typically love Kate Spade frames, but they do not hold up well. I wear my prescription glasses until they fall apart or the Rx is so old, I can’t see. They are so expensive, I have one pair of each, and that’s it.
I also love IZIPIZI readers and usually buy their A frame.
Hi Gray
It is ridiculous how expensive eyewear is. That’s why I think Warby Parker is a good option. I will check out Krewe. There are so many new manufacturers out there!!
Now I need new specs! I used to have a pair of black Tiffany frames. They had the Tiffany blue on the inside, I think they are acetate. Anyway, I had my hair highlighted and wore my glasses to read while under the dryer and the frames turned brown from the hair coloring. I was lucky to be able to order new arms . $55 down the drain. But this is the kicker. Three months later I did it again! Grr. Anyway, the black was too harsh with my blond hair. Plus the black color started flaking off. So I went to Costco next time and bought gold wire frame glasses for 1/3 of the price of the Tiffany’s. (No Granny jokes) I love them! And they are light and I feel like I am a hippie chick again! Costco even used my own frames and make new lenses for my sunglasses . Live and learn ! No more $900 glasses for me!
I didn’t realize Costco would use our frames. I am headed there!
At the hair dresser have them give you pieces of foil to wrap around the stems of your glasses so the hair dye won’t discolor your glasses. They have it on hand for foil treatments.
Great suggestion Sari!!
Brenda Kinsel was a breath of fresh air, and I loved her collection of eyeglasses. She was an inspiration (as you are).
The 800 pound gorilla on this topic is the expense. (We can all thank the conglomerate Luxottica for that.) For those of us who need Rx progressive lenses (and who doesn’t over 60?) buying several pairs of glasses just for their style can be unrealistic, especially when you consider that prescriptions are typically valid for only a year. I’ll readily admit that I use Costco for my Rx eyewear and have been able to buy, during their sale, three pairs for less than what I paid for a single pair when I was still working and had vision insurance. If you buy frames elsewhere, Costco will still put the Rx lenses in for, I believe, an additional $25 per pair. Still a pretty great deal. I also like Warby Parker and have used them in the past, but only for single vision Rx sunglasses.
Cindy super post. You are hilarious. I loved Granny from that show. You are the farthest thing from it, but don’t we all feel like her with readers on? I love the glasses you wear. You are always chic. Some very good advice here and so good you shared dear Brenda. She was always on trend and so cool. Miss her. I love there Ray Bans and if you go to their own site, they now have a ton of colors, which may be new. I love the mocha ones.. I may need them!
I know you’d have a fantastic post.
Loved doing this with you two. xx Kim
Hi Kim
I ordered the Ray Ban’s I loved my daughters!!
Brenda was always appointment reading for me and I was lucky enough to attend two of her online classes….Plus she’s the reason I have some blue eyeglasses!
Hi Susan
Brenda was such an inspiration to us all, wasn’t she?
I have been wearing Anne & Valentin (French) for sometime. Check them out.
Hi Norma
I will! I love all these great suggestions!
My eyes are super sensitive to light so I have to have sunglasses with me at all times. I bought an Oliver Peoples aviator pr. about 3 yrs ago and LOVED them. They did not droop at the outside corners which most aviators do, and they were super lightweight to wear. Alas, I went to a private club last week for dinner and forgot them in the cocktail lounge. When I went back to retrieve them……gone! Never showed up in lost and found either, which is so disappointing bc someone is walking around in my OP’s!!! I purchased a new lightweight pair of Maui Jim’s and I think they will still replace scratched lens for little money and that is a good option for pricier sunglasses.
Hi Sharon
I forgot about Oliver Peoples! Need to check those out as well. Steve always gets his sunglasses at Sunglass Hut for that reason. With work he often gets his scratched!
I SPY TWO TYPO’S IS THAT HOW YOU SPELL TYPO’S!!!
MAYBE THOSE GLASSES WILL HELP!!
I LIKE THE ONES WITH THE LEATHER JACKET BEST ON YOU.
THE LAST TIME I SAW BRENDA K. WAS AT SANDRA’S HOME.WE HAD DINNER AND TALKED ABOUT HER BECOMING A GRANDMAMA.I CANNOT BELIEVE SHE IS GONE EITHER……….WE WERE ONLY A HOUR AWAY FROM EACH OTHER BUT NEVER HAD THE TIME TO MEET UP.SHE WAS A WONDERFUL PERSON
I SPY TWO TYPO’S IS THAT HOW YOU SPELL TYPO’S!!!
MAYBE THOSE GLASSES WILL HELP!!
I LIKE THE ONES WITH THE LEATHER JACKET BEST ON YOU.
THE LAST TIME I SAW BRENDA K. WAS AT SANDRA’S HOME.WE HAD DINNER AND TALKED ABOUT HER BECOMING A GRANDMAMA.I CANNOT BELIEVE SHE IS GONE EITHER……….WE WERE ONLY A HOUR AWAY FROM EACH OTHER BUT NEVER HAD THE TIME TO MEET UP.SHE WAS A WONDERFUL PERSON!
Where do you find the last pair of glasses that are on a green background with your name above?
Thank you for your column!
Hi Gretchen
That was just a graphic that I got off canva. They are probably artist created. Sorry! I thought the same thing they look great!!
I really enjoyed Brenda Kinsel’s blogs. If you have any favorites I would enjoy your sharing them with your current observations.
Hi Mary
I have been meaning to do that. Brenda was such a sweetie and she really knew her stuff.
Cindy,
You are wearing a pretty necklace in the photo where it appears you are wearing a black top with a sheer pink wrap. The necklace has large pearls with a coin pendant. I would love to know where to purchase it.
Brenlara