Angular frames that are wider than they are tall add definition. Avoid small or circular frames that repeat the curves.
Live on camera, or on a photo: the frames that suit a round face.
Wider than they are tall, with straight lines that add structure and make round features look longer.
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.
A strong top bar with a lighter lower rim. Adds width at the brow to balance a wider jaw.
Round
Oval
3D frame models: Black rectangular eyeglasses by islem-rd; Black Glasses by cianurito; Wayfarer sunglasses - eyeglasses rims by SusanKing; Gold and Black Browline Glasses by islem-rd; GLASSES - MOSCOT ZEV-TT SE by Viky_3D; Glasses by Yanez Designs, 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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See haircutsAngular frames that are wider than they are tall: rectangle, square, wayfarer, browline and geometric. They add definition, while small or circular frames repeat the curves.
Usually not. Round and oval frames echo the shape of a round face. If you love the look, choose a larger round frame with a strong brow line.