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Choosing frames
We help you find frames that suit your face
Oval face
An oval face has a tapered chin and balanced jaw and cheek lines. Round, cat-eye, and oval frames work well. Softened square shapes or contrasting colors can also add balance and definition.
Round face
Round faces are full, with similar width and height. Square or rectangular frames add structure and make the face look longer and slimmer.
Square face
Square faces show strong angles and a wide jaw. Round frames or gently curved shapes soften the look. Frames with soft bevels and few sharp corners help balance the jawline.
Heart-shaped face
Wider at the forehead, narrowing to a pointed chin, with full cheeks. Frames heavier at the bottom, cat-eye, butterfly, or round styles flatter this shape. Avoid very boxy or angular frames.
Diamond face
Defined cheekbones, angular jaw, and a narrower forehead. Rimless round or oval frames soften cheekbone width; cat-eye and oval shapes also work well. Avoid harsh square or narrow rectangle frames.
Triangular (base-down) face
Narrower forehead with a wider jaw area. Try frames with emphasis on the upper rim—browline, aviator, or cat-eye styles. Round frames can highlight facial lines in a flattering way.
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