CONSIDERING DESIGNER GLASSES – WHAT DO YOUR GLASSES SAY ABOUT YOU? by Natalie Eastaugh
It’s simply marvellous that one can now purchase your designer glasses online so that you can be trendy and cost savvy at the same time. Since online retailers are not paying for a shop front on the High Street they can bring you a range of designer glasses at a more attractive price. But why opt for designer eyewear? Well simply put it’s because the glasses reflect the wearer. Just as one would dress for success and find the appropriate attire to suit your style and personality, your accessories complete the look and since your visage is usually the first place people look when meeting you the impression created by your glasses is crucial. So what do your current glasses say about you? Below is a list of celebrities who also wear glasses – which one most resembles you?
Are you a Harry Potter? If you are anything like JK Rowling’s famous creation you have rather unkempt hair with a tendency to do its own thing. Your glasses are smallish and practical but not too expensive since your relatives were loath to spend any more money on you than is necessary. The frames are also not of the highest quality and tend to break often. Fortunately you have very caring friends who are willing to fix your problems with a wave of their wands while saying: ‘occulus reparo’.
Are you Dame Edna? A fabulously colourful and in your face character that makes no excuses for her transgender status. Her glasses are eye-catching and coloured with rhinestones drawing attention to her expressive eyes. You love drawing attention to yourself and being in the limelight.
Are you Ann Robinson? You are intelligent and sassy and use you’re ‘peek over the top of your glasses’ technique to instil fear into the hearts of other less worthy folk. You are a strict disciplinarian not to be toyed with. Your glasses have clean lines and are smaller in height but not necessarily in width.
Are you Clark Kent? Do you hide behind your glasses hoping that people will not realise your awesome potential to save the world? Your frames are slightly too big for your face and heavy set to increase the barrier effect. You are genuinely a nice person and all you would like to do is be helpful and useful.
So can you relate to any of these? Can you identify one of these in your workplace? Makes you think that investing in a pair of designer glasses specially selected to perfectly frame your face and highlight your best features is a no brainer. And where better to purchase them than online so you can connect with your eyewear persona faster and cheaper.
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