Choose frames that are wider at the bottom or have a light, rimless top. Avoid heavy browlines that add width up top.
Live on camera, or on a photo: the frames that suit a heart face.
Teardrop lenses that are wider at the top. They balance wide jaws and suit most face shapes.
Gently curved and slightly wider than tall. A subtle, balanced choice that softens angles.
Circular lenses that soften strong jawlines and angular features.
Wider than they are tall, with straight lines that add structure and make round features look longer.
Cat-eye
Browline
3D frame models: Aviator sunglasses by Kimppo; Glasses by Yanez Designs; GLASSES - MOSCOT ZEV-TT SE by Viky_3D; Black rectangular eyeglasses by islem-rd; Cat Eye Glasses by maximkuzlin; Gold and Black Browline Glasses by islem-rd, CC BY 4.0, recolored.
The right frame color matters as much as the shape. Pick your color season to see your best options.
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