Yes. Eyewear is one of the easier categories, because frames sit on a fixed anchor point rather than draping. Your face is a stable reference, so placement and scale come out convincingly.
It is worth knowing that live AR try-on in an optician's app is genuinely excellent for this specific category, and often the closest thing to a mirror. Where a static render wins is comparison: you can generate the same face in four different frames and line them up side by side, which is much harder to judge when each AR preview replaces the last.
Other accessories vary. Items that sit in a fixed position photograph well. Anything that hangs, folds, or wraps behaves more like fabric and is correspondingly harder.
For eyewear specifically, we have dedicated pages for both prescription glasses and sunglasses that show what the output looks like across frame styles.