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They say boys don’t make passes at boys who wear glasses, but we beg to differ. Check out all the different glasses we found on offer at Eye-D in Mount Lawley.

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Whether you go for something bold or something understated, glasses can make your look. Something fresh or something vintage? There’s so many choices.

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Try some original 80’s German Cazal frames or some 40 year old Raybans

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These glasses were made for Elton John, the Green Oz glasses are the actual ones he wore on his Australian tour

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Hello Possums! It’s something from Dame Edna, or check out these unique, handmade, one off frames

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The latest frames from Paul Taylor

 

All glasses from Eye D, Shop 6/595 Cnr Beaufort Street & Chelmsford Road, Mount Lawley, open 10am, – 6pm Tuesday to Saturday.

Models: Andy and Sean

Photography: Graeme Watson

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