Frames for Your Face Shape
Start with a comfortable fit: a bridge that sits comfortably, stable temples and a suitable overall width. Face shape can be a starting point for exploring style, and yours may share features with more than one shape.
Square
A square face often has a forehead and jaw of similar width, with a more angular jawline. Explore round or oval frames for curved lines, or angular frames to echo your own.
Round
A round face is often similar in length and width, with a softly curved jawline. Explore rectangular or geometric frames for defined lines, or round frames to follow those curves.
Oval
An oval face is often longer than it is wide, with a gently curved jawline. Compare round and rectangular frames, then explore a fine or bold rim for a different feel.
Heart
A heart-shaped face often has a broader forehead and narrows toward the chin. Explore fine metal frames for a delicate look, or cat-eye frames for an upward sweep.
Triangle
A triangle-shaped face often has a wider jaw and a narrower forehead. Explore browline or cat-eye frames to draw attention upward, or fine rims for a lighter look.
Diamond
A diamond-shaped face often has cheekbones wider than the forehead and jaw, with a tapered chin. Explore oval frames for flowing curves, or geometric frames for a more defined outline.
Compare two frames in similar lighting, changing one detail at a time: shape, color or rim thickness. Choose the pair that feels comfortable and suits your style.