What frame style is best for my face shape?
Choosing the right frame style for your face shape can enhance your appearance and provide a comfortable fit. Here’s a guide to help you find the best frame style based on your face shape:
- Round Face:
- Best Frames: Angular and geometric frames, such as rectangular or square frames, add definition and balance to a round face. Cat-eye frames can also create a flattering contrast.
- Avoid: Round frames or frames that are too small, as they may accentuate the roundness of your face.
- Oval Face:
- Best Frames: Oval faces are versatile and can wear most frame styles. Choose frames that are as wide or wider than the broadest part of your face. Rectangular, square, and aviator frames work well.
- Avoid: Frames that are overly large or too small may disrupt the natural balance of your face.
- Square Face:
- Best Frames: Soften strong jawlines and angular features with round or oval frames. Frames with softer edges, such as aviators or rounded cat-eye styles, complement square faces.
- Avoid: Sharp, angular frames that mirror the shape of your face, as they can exaggerate angular features.
- Heart-Shaped Face:
- Best Frames: Balance a wider forehead with frames that are wider at the bottom, such as aviators, rimless frames, or round frames. Cat-eye frames can also complement this face shape.
- Avoid: Frames that are too wide at the top, as they may emphasize the width of your forehead.
- Diamond Face:
- Best Frames: Highlight your cheekbones with oval, cat-eye, or rimless frames. Frames with detailing on the browline can also draw attention to your eyes and add balance.
- Avoid: Narrow frames that may exaggerate the width of your cheekbones and make your forehead and chin appear narrower.
- Rectangular/Oblong Face:
- Best Frames: Frames with depth, such as oversized or square frames, can shorten the length of your face and add balance. Wider frames with decorative elements on the temples can also create a flattering look.
- Avoid: Narrow or small frames that can make your face appear longer.
- Triangle Face:
- Best Frames: Frames that are wider at the top, such as cat-eye or browline styles, can balance a narrower jawline. These frames help create a sense of proportion.
- Avoid: Frames that are too heavy at the bottom, as they may draw attention to the lower part of your face.
If you’re unsure about which frame style is best for your face shape, our customer service team is here to help! We can provide personalized recommendations to ensure you find the perfect pair of glasses that complement your features and suit your style.
