There are few better feelings than a great pair of new glasses — not only for your eye health, but also for the stylish boost they add to your outfits. Finding the perfect pair can only be dampened by the frustration of barely being able to see through them due to the wear and tear they’ve sustained. No one should spend days searching for the perfect pair of glasses to buy online, only to have to purchase a replacement just a few months later. To help, here are some tips and tricks to keep your glasses in the best possible...

DIFF Eyewear has made a name for itself as a brand synonymous with celebrity and influencer style. From the Jenners and Kardashians to famous TV personalities, socialites of all kinds have taken to social media to share their love for DIFF Eyewear’s sunglasses and glasses. Below, check out the celebrities with glasses that love their signature DIFF frames. Kendall Jenner - Rose A model and TV personality, Kendall Jenner is a fixture in both the reality television and fashion worlds with over 17 million followers on Instagram. Her favorite DIFF sunglasses style is the Rose. Rock these sunnies just like...

The 2020 fashion season sets the tone for trends and styles throughout the year ahead. Though we use this time to look ahead, there’s nothing more fun than donning a throwback look and paying homage to decades past. Luckily, DIFF’s frames walk the fine line between modern trends and vintage-inspiration.  Check out two glasses frames that have endured into timelessness, and only seem to get trendier by the year. The Classic Aviator Dash in Black and Grey Though they experienced their biggest rise in popularity in the 1980s, aviator style glasses and sunglasses have been an enduring style in the...

With so many design styles to choose from, it’s hard to know which types of sunglasses are most flattering. Different frames work best on different faces. Here are the six main face shapes and the style of glasses that best complement them.

The word “polarized” is something we’ve seen everywhere in the world of eyewear. Oftentimes, it means a pair of sunglasses is more expensive than its non-polarized counterpart. But what does “polarized” actually mean? And what are the benefits of having a pair of polarized vs non polarized sunglasses