New Yves Saint Laurent Eyeglass Frames
Posted by Eyeglasses Guy on December 10, 2007 · 2 Comments
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| The Yves Saint Laurent YSL2226 eyeglasses for men are new and available online. |
New eyeglasses frames from the Yves Saint Laurent collection have been added to FramesDirect.com. A variety of styles and designs are available, including the Yves Saint Laurent YSL2226 (pictured) for men offered in walnut, copper green, light amber and dark horn.
The rectangular YSL2229 frames feature metal fronts and plastic temples and are available in unisex designs. Colors include silver, black, green musk and dark ruthenium dark grey.
Other new models include the women’s metal frame YSL6179, the unisex metal YSL2230, the women’s plastic YSL6180, the men’s plastic YSL2227, the unisex metal YSL2228 and the women’s metal YSL6178, all available in various colors.
Be sure to check out our entire line of Yves Saint Laurent eyeglass frames.
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You might want to take a look at Blue Ribbon, Berkshire Chase, Artcraft and Sophia Loren frames. They all offer frames that can handle larger lenses in womens and unisex styles.
Try using our advanced search at http://www.framesdirect.com/SearchCatalog.asp. You’ll be able to search through women’s frames and see thumbnail images. For instance, I searched for female, plastic, combination eyeglasses and one of the thumbnails shows the A & A Optical New Globe L1002 eyeglasses, a larger frame style for women.
As always, If you need additional assistance, please don’t hesitate to call our customer service department at 1-800-248-9427.
I am so disappointed with the size of eyewear today! I am a woman who needs wider frames, and with tri-focals it is difficult to fit those three lenses into the tiny (vertically measured) frames! Why aren’t designers making at least SOME larger frames (the big “Jackie O”-type) for those of us that need (and like!)that bigger frame? Sometimes we need practicality (with style) over just what’s “IN”… Look at St. Laurent’s own glasses of the 60′s and 70′s! Thanks! Mrs. T. House