 |
NEW YORK—April is Women’s Eye Health and Safety Awareness Month and what better way to kick off this month than with a commemoration feature that celebrates some of the most iconic women in history with their signature eyewear—and a few women who are icons-in-the-making, we think. Why not take a moment of fashionable bliss and celebrate some historic ladies who have managed to change the course of history and those set to influence new generations of women. From the realms of politics, entertainment, sports or fashion—they all are known for donning some cool frames.
Read More |
 |
 |
NEW YORK—Jobson Medical Information, publisher of Vision Monday, launched its annual survey of optical retailers across the U.S. for inclusion in the 2018 Top U.S. Optical Retailers report. Results from the survey will be published in the May 2018 digital and print issue of Vision Monday. This survey is being sent to chief executives of retail operations, both chain and independent. The survey, and the 2018 Top U.S. Optical Retailers report, will be based upon revenues for the calendar year that ended Dec. 31, 2017. The 2017 report is accessible here and can be downloaded as a pdf here.
Read More |
Advertisement |
|
   |
 |
|
|
 |
While she claims she isn’t a star but actually just a “geriatric starlet,” it’s undeniable that Iris Apfel exudes a larger-than-life persona just like her iconic eyewear. Today’s #WeShareIt is all about Iris Apfel and her new Barbie. Take a look at this video of the legendary accessories maven as she shares some gems of wisdom about style.
|
 |
 |
During her entire career, she was the only female scientist in the field of eyewear lens design. Now, forty years after her death, Glancy is starting to get recognition for her innovative work. Women have faced a glass ceiling in many fields, but the glass ceiling in glasses may have been the toughest to break through. During the first half of the twentieth century, only one woman managed to overcome the obstacles and rise to the top in the field of eyewear lens design, Dr. Estelle Glancy.
Read more
|
Interested in more from VisionMonday and VMail? Click here to subscribe to our other e-newsletters. |
|
VMail Weekend is published by Jobson Medical Information LLC, 440 Ninth Avenue, New York, NY 10001.
To subscribe to other JMI newsletters or to manage your subscription, click here.
To change your email address, reply to this email. Write "change of address" in the subject line.
Make sure to provide us your old and new address.
To ensure delivery, please be sure to add visionmonday@jobsonmail.com to your address book or safe senders list.
Click here if you do not want to receive future emails from VMail Weekend. |
| |
| | |
