Eyewear for Women and Girls

     In August 1923, Louis LaFont opened an optical shop in Paris.  Their frames became known for both design and handamde quality.  Almost 100 years later, LaFont design, materials and color are unmatched, blending retro shapes with modern style.

Bold, contemporary eyewear defines the OGI line.  High qualitydesigns at a practical price make these a perfect choice to frame your prescription.

Seraphin collection refelects the essence of classic eyewear with a modern edge.  Infusing classic styles with exciting new materials, each frame features the characteristics and personality of vintage eyewear. The timeless designs found in this line gives will not only be in style now, but also for the entire life of the frame. 

Once known only for sunglasses, Ray-Ban now has a complete line of frames for both men and women.

Leather trim, embossed earpieces,

and horseshoecharmsare the higlights of this stylishly

casual line of both prescription eyewear and sunglasses. 

True Religion eyewear and clothing are

made for people who don't follow trends, they set them. 

European style

and elegance combined

with the latest in high

tech materials.

Tag Heuer also offers

distinctive sunwear for men and women, too.

Rampage Eyewear represents the fashion-forward, young women whose lifestyle keeps her always on the go, from work to a night out on the town. The collection features trendy styles with fun hues, accented with stones, studs, metal logo plaques, and high definition prints. Rampage Eyewear expresses a modern look that mirrors the spirit of the Rampage fashion.

From Project Runway to you, today the Michael Kors line includes a full range

of women's handbags, shoes, belts and eyewear. 

Nike's eyewear collection meets the needs of every athlete.  With technology such as the patented Max Optics and Engineered Tints, ventilation, secure wrap temples, and Flexon memory metal, Nike eyewear offers something for everyone.

Stacie Layne Virden, OD, FAAO

Board Certified, American Board of Optometry

Fellow, American Academy of Optometry

Diagnosis and Treatment of Vision Disorders and Eye Disease *  Optometric Glaucoma Specialist

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