Choose frames with more height, deep lenses or a bold top. Avoid small, narrow frames that make the face look longer.
Live on camera, or on a photo: the frames that suit a oblong face.
Bold, equal-sided frames with defined corners. Great for adding angles to soft or long faces.
Slightly trapezoid, wider at the top. A classic that adds angles and width to the upper face.
Teardrop lenses that are wider at the top. They balance wide jaws and suit most face shapes.
Circular lenses that soften strong jawlines and angular features.
Rectangle
3D frame models: Black Glasses by cianurito; Wayfarer sunglasses - eyeglasses rims by SusanKing; Aviator sunglasses by Kimppo; GLASSES - MOSCOT ZEV-TT SE by Viky_3D; Black rectangular eyeglasses 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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