There are several ways to select the best frame shape for your look. Select from these guides below to discover how:

Frame Style Guide: By Face Shape

Select a face shape that describes yours most accurately, for recommendations on styles that bring out your best features.

A well-balanced face, the top half balances the bottom half.

Long, narrow face (oblong) with a square chin (rectangle).

A wide forehead, cheek and chin area where the jaw is relatively angular in appearance.

A large, curved forehead with a rounded chin. The face looks full and has very few angles.

The forehead is the widest part of the face, then it narrows gradually to the chin, which is slightly pointed.

A small forehead, wide temple area that gradually decreases to a small chin area.

A narrow forehead where the face gradually becomes fuller at the cheek and chin area.

Frame Style Guide: By Frame Vertical & Horizontal Dimensions

Do you know that choosing the right frames can help to sculpt the shape of your face?

The higher the depth of the frame relative to the length of the face, the shorter will be the appearance of the face

The wider the frame relative to the width of the face, the narrower the appearance of the face

Frame Style Guide: By Frame Thickness & Colour

The colour & thickness of the frame may also affect the relative appearance of the width and depth of a face.
These are the general rules when selecting a frame:

Thicker and darker frame will cause the face dimension to look narrower.

Thinner frame and lighter color frame have less influence on facial features. A lighter frame color may widen or lengthen a face.

A frame color that is close to the wearer’s complexion will give the person a more conservative, thoughtful or softer look.

A frame color with higher contrast to the wearer’s complexion will give the person a bolder & more eye-catching look.