How To Choose The Right Frame Shape?
When buying Eyeglasses/Sunglasses, we mentally prep a checklist for its style, color and the overall look. We’d wish for it to be enough but, sadly, it’s not. The reason why some frames really suit you well and others do not, is because of its shape and if it compliments your face shape or not.
We’ve all been blessed with a face shape, that determines what frame would take our style up that notch. Today, this guide will help you become the master of the trick. But before we start, you’ll need a few things in order to know your face shape.
Identify your Face Shape
Square Shape
What to look for? Strong jawline & cheek bones
If you have a square face, frames like rectangle or square won’t go too well with your contours. Rather try & buy round, oval or pilot eyeglasses to complement your face. These shapes will also make the face look a little less boxy.
Round Shape
What to look for? Fuller cheeks and rounded chin area
Round faces are subtle & have great edge for striking balance with angular/geometric frames. Which means a rectangle or a cateye shaped frame is the best suitor for you. Also, it’s a classic. So, they’ll be high on compliments and even higher on followership from the get-go.
Oval Shape
What to look for? Longer than wide face
The most versatile among all, Oval faces can pull off almost every frame with much ease. Avoid smaller frames as they will not appeal much to the elongated face structure. You can carry amazing oversized frames, butterfly shapes, even wraparounds & look even more ravishing every day.
Diamond Shape
What to look for? Narrow chin & forehead, wider cheekbones
Neither too plain, nor too overboard – Clubmasters are your soul-frames. You can also experiment with round & oval frames to keep the face well-balanced. Longer temples will add on that flattering touch any day.
Heart Shape
What to look for? Prominent forehead and narrow jaw-line
Heart shaped faces exude a striking outlook when they don bottom-heavy frames. So, try on round, cateye or Wayfarer frames for best appeal. Frames which are wider balance your face proportions like a pro. You can also rely on full-frame eyewear on your next purchase.
