Interview with the ThickFramers

The main purpose of this post is to understand why do the ThickFramers like to wear their frames without lenses. Here you will find a short interviews that we conducted, asking them  one question :

"Why do you like wearing frames without lenses??"
Here you will find different interesting answers, so read along.

Name: Alexis Xis Law a.k.a "SIX"      
Occupation: student/entrepreneur
Hobby: Softball


"I like wearing frames without lenses because, then you don't have the reflection of the lenses, and you are actually able to show off your eyes."
"And I often found frames that I like but they were actually sunglasses, from which I removed the lenses, to be able to use it as just Frames."

PS: Check out her cool, brand "Mr. 6"

Name: Yu siu Naam                                      
Occupation: student
Hobbies: playing guitar, singing, cooking

"I like wearing just frames because it allows me to create a new look and hide that I am actualy tired"

Name: Mandy Lau                                    

Occupation: high school student

Hobbies: Singing, sleeping, chatting

"I like wearing frames without lenses because it makes me look older."

"I also like wearing them because it is trendy"

Name: Hysan

Occupation: student

Hobbies: playing guitar, painting

"I like wearing just my frames because I'm able to hide when I'm tired"

A night out in the with the ThickFramers

 On one night out in the town I ran into more ThickFramers. Even within my own friends the trend is spreading.Here are some pictures. Now the question we have to answers is WHY do the ThickFramers wear this type of frames?

What is a ThickFramer?

A ThickFramer is a person that loves to wear frames without lenses, just for the sake of achieving a geek and more fashionable.  These frames are usually made out of acetate, one of their characteristics is that they are thick.No matter if you are a girl or boy, this is definitely a trend that is spreading. It started in Taiwan and Hong Kong and slowly is spreading all over the world. So if you want to be "IN" you need to follow the trend. 



Here you will find a few examples that I ran into on the school's campus in Hong Kong Polytechnic.

The new trend: ThickFramers

As a reference, here you will find a link to a very interesting article, about someone who like us notice this new trend when he visited Taiwan.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-rockower/a-taiwanese-take-on-foure_b_794045.html