Long and elegant
An oblong (or rectangular) face is noticeably longer than it is wide, with forehead, cheeks and jaw of similar width and often a long, straight cheek line.
Add width and break up length so the face looks more balanced.
Chin-length bob
Volume at the sides adds width at the widest point.
Curtain bangs
Covers part of the forehead to shorten the face visually.
Voluminous waves
Width at the sides balances length.
Shoulder-length shag
Layered volume around the cheeks adds width.
Side part with fuller sides
Keeping some length on the sides adds width.
French crop with fringe
A forward fringe shortens a long face.
Square
Wayfarer
Aviator
Round
Choose frames with more height, deep lenses or a bold top. Avoid small, narrow frames that make the face look longer.