Practice putting your monocle on in front of a mirror the first few times so you can easily see what you’re doing.
If your eyelashes brush up against your monocle, reposition it so you aren’t touching the lens. Position the monocle closer to your nose to help it stay in place easier.
If your monocle extends past the bottom of your eyebrow or makes you see the pinks of your eyes, then your monocle is too large. If you’re actively squinting to keep your monocle in place or if it keeps falling out, then it’s too small for you.
Most monocles come on a chain or string that you can clip onto your shirt or jacket so they don’t fall to the floor if you accidentally drop them.
If you want an exaggerated classy look, wear a top hat and bow tie to complete your look.
