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In celebration of its annual competition –The Spectacle Wearer of the Year Awards – Specsavers would like to hear all about your own spectacle wearing style icon.
Whether it’s a famous fashionista from days gone by or someone you know personally, Specsavers would love to know who you think wears or wore their specs with style!
On top of that, why not enter the Spectacle Wearer of the Year Awards yourself – or on behalf of your partner, children or grandchildren? Specsavers will be especially pleased to hear about any male relatives or friends that you think look great in glasses.
Here’s what Specsavers have to say about their competition: ‘The Spectacle Wearer of the Year Awards is Specsavers' annual search for fabulous specs wearers of all ages. The competition is open to men and women aged 16 years or over, and the overall winner will receive £10,000 cash and an all expenses trip to New York! Visit www.loveglasses.specsavers.co.uk for more information and enter today.’
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I've had to wear glasses since I was 6, when my teacher finally noticed I couldn't see a single thing on her blackboard. Since then I have had wire frames, plastic frames, severe black, multicoloured, non-existent, square, oblong, oval and round frames, tiny John Lennon and huge Deidre Langton frames, NHS and designer frames. Not one of them has enhanced my looks, and I thank goodness (and Specsavers) for my contact lenses.
But my husband and son are my specs wearing icons. They both started wearing glasses for driving last year, each took around 2 minutes choosing the (cheapest and closest) frames and both look even more handsome in them 
Nana Mouskouri for me too! I needed glasses in my early 20s and was emboldened by her dramatic choice of frames to make a statement with my own. I never regretted the decision 
Closer to home, my best friend Helen must possess at least 8 different styles of frame, chosen to match different outfits...and she looks amazing in them all....though she would blush to know I said so 
Kate Winslet looks great in glasses! I only looked her up last year as my daughter-in-law always hated wearing hers until someone told her she looked like Kate! :-)
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