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Frame Shape Guide
AviatorAviator Frames
Aviator frames add height and width to the face with their exaggerated teardrop lenses.
Best suited for
Square Faces
Choose rounded aviator lenses to balance square jawlines and foreheads.
Oval Faces
Try the squared-off aviator style to highlight prominent cheekbones and narrow jawlines.
Heart Faces
Experiment with the classic teardrop shape to emphasize a tapered chin and wider brow.
What is a Square Face?
A square face has more angular lines with equally wide cheekbones, forehead and jaw.
What is an Oval Face?
An oval face is the most versatile to fit, with slightly wider cheekbones and a gentle narrowing at the forehead and jaw.
What is a Heart Face?
A heart face is widest at the forehead and gradually narrows through to the jaw.
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Cateye Frames
Cateye frames highlight and balance different jawlines with their dramatic upturned temples.
Best suited for
Round Faces
Choose an oversized cateye frame with a squared-off base to balance a round jaw and draw the eye upward.
Triangle Faces
Consider a cat-eye frame with an exaggerated wing at the temple and a rounded base to balance and highlight a dramatic jawline.
Square Faces
Take a calculated risk with a sharp cateye style for a dramatic contrast to angular features.
What is a Round Face?
A round face has softer angles with slightly wider cheekbones and an equally wide forehead and jaw.
What is a Triangle Face?
A triangle face is widest at the jaw and gradually narrows through to the forehead.
What is a Square Face?
A square face has more angular lines with equally wide cheekbones, forehead and jaw.
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Oval Frames
Oval frames subtly soften and elongate angular features and square jawlines.
Best suited for
Square Faces
Try an elongated oval shape to draw the eye across the face for the illusion of added width.
Heart Faces
Look for ovals that taper at the sides to complement and mirror a narrow chin.
Triangle Faces
Play with oval frames that have a strong brow along the top to balance a wider jaw and elongate a narrow forehead.
What is a Square Face?
A square face has more angluar lines with equally wide cheekbones, forehead and jaw.
What is a Heart Face?
A heart face is widest at the forehead and gradually narrows through to the jaw.
What is a Triangle Face?
A triangle face is widest at the jaw and gradually narrows through to the forehead.
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Rectangle Frames
Rectangle frames provide clean, sharp lines to juxtapose soft, rounded features.
Best suited for
Round Faces
Look for oversized and bold rectangular shapes that will add structure and definition.
Oval Faces
Look for longer, narrower rectangular frames that sit above defined cheekbones.
Triangle Faces
Try a strong, straight brow with a wide lens to balance a narrow forehead.
What is a Round Face?
A round face has softer angles with slightly wider cheekbones and an equally wide forehead and jaw.
What is an Oval Face?
An oval face is the most versatile to fit, with slightly wider cheekbones and a gentle narrowing at the forehead and jaw.
What is a Triangle Face?
A triangle face is widest at the jaw and gradually narrows through to the forehead.
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Round Frames
Round frames are a bold look that contrasts angular features and exaggerates rounded ones.
Best suited for
Square Faces
Think about vintage-inspired frames with a slight wing at the side to offer a dramatic contrast to angular features.
Triangle Faces
Go big and bold with rounded glasses that square off at the top to soften wide jaw lines and widen narrow foreheads.
Round Faces
Embrace and exaggerate a rounded face with equally round, bold glasses.
What is a Square Face?
A square face has more angular lines with equally wide cheekbones, forehead and jaw.
What is a Triangle Face?
A triangle face is widest at the jaw and gradually narrows through to the forehead.
What is a Round Face?
A round face has softer angles with slighly wider cheekbones and an equally wide forehead and jaw.
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Retro Wingtip Frames
Retro wingtip combines clean lines with a dramatic wing to balance rounded features and widen narrow foreheads.
Best suited for
Round Faces
Bold wings and straight lines will add definition and width to a rounded face.
Oval Faces
The wide brow and tapered lens of the classic retro wingtip mirror this ideal face shape.
Square Faces
Look for narrower versions with a more rounded base to soften square jawlines.
What is a Round Face?
A round face has softer angles with slightly wider cheekbones and an equally wide forehead and jaw.
What is a Oval Face?
An oval face is the most versatile to fit, with slightly wider cheekbones and a gentle narrowing at the forehead and jaw.
What is a Square Face?
A square face has more angular lines with equally wide cheekbones, forehead and jaw.
Recommended Frames
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