Eyeglass World Discusses the Most Popular Frames in Its Virtual Try-On

It's easy to check out the way some of the most popular styles of glasses will look on you with Eyeglass World's virtual try-on feature.

2013-01-22

NORCROSS, GA, January 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) Whether you wonder about the Ray-Ban sunglasses or the popular DKNY black frames, Eyeglass World let's you see what the most popular designer glasses will look like on you.

"This is an easy way to see if the most popular frames give you the look you want," said Des Taylor, Senior Vice President of Merchandising."You can try on the frames everyone else loves, or you can search to find something that could be uniquely yours, without ever leaving home."

The virtual try-on feature allows visitors to examine eyewear in the comfort of their own home. The Web site let's you examine the discount designer eyeglasses at your own pace, without the hassle of tripping over other customers. You can try the same pair in six different shades or go for every pair on the site. The site gives you convenience to choose the eyeglasses frames that best suit your needs.

Whether it's the oversized glam-look of the DKNY sunglasses, the cat-eyes styles of the Ray-Bans or even the more utilitarian look of rectangular frames, the virtual try-on feature is perfect for trying out your alter ego. Find out if Buddy Holly dark plastic frames make you look cooler, or if you're more the Audrey Hepburn type. With no one waiting--or watching--you can try on anything at your leisure.

Once you know what you want, a quick visit to an eye doctor at Eyeglass World and a short fitting is all it takes to get you on your way to a whole new look.

For more information about their virtual try-on feature, visit Eyeglass World at http://www.eyeglassworld.com/

About Eyeglass World:

Featuring over 60 superstores across the country, Eyeglass World is one of the industry's leading eyewear chains. People love the huge eyewear selection, the prices and the service they find there. Each Eyeglass World location has a lab in-store which allows them to fill prescription eyeglasses in the same day in most cases.

For more information, visit http://www.eyeglassworld.com/.

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