In the last couple of years, the trends and fashion have changed the perspective towards prescribed glasses, many celebrities have also added to the frenzy of having stylish eye-wear.You might never have given it much thought, but along with your face shape and skin tone, your hair colour plays quite an important role when choosing glasses. Hair colour, natural or dyed, can be an important factor when deciding the right frames to suit you without spending extra on a new mascara or eyeshadow. Have a look through our guide on some of the best colours to look out for (or avoid) to really complement and enhance your look. Choosing Best Glasses For Your Hair Colour 1. Glasses for red hair Redheads are already blessed with natural vibrancy that can work a number of colours and metals to their advantage many other hair colours can’t. The intrinsic vitality of red hair means you don't have to worry about your skin tone. Brown and tortoise colours are a great contrast to show off your hair’s natural redness that will match your eye colour too. Dark red tones can be colder while more orange, carroty hair is described as warm. Other colours to suit are reddish browns and greens, or gold and copper if you want to stick to the metallic side. Cooler tones of red hair will pair well with blues, greens and black.We’d recommend steering clear of yellow or ashy tones that will have a dulling effect on your hair. 2. Glasses for blonde hair The golden bombshell will always be a classic look, whether you were born with it or it was out of a bottle. Blondes can definitely have more fun when it comes to choosing the right frames for them, if they go by the following advice.If you’re a warm blonde with accents of honey and bronze tones, you’ll look great in a lighter tortoiseshell and warm shades like amber, peach, red, pinks, darker greens, and gold metals to mimic your natural colouring.If you have cool, ashy and platinum undertones go for darker tortoiseshell, grey, as well as experi