Sunglasses

An oval face has balanced features with high cheekbones and a chin that’s slightly more narrow than the forehead. Almost any style works for this face.

Classic: Square frames with softly rounded edges are best for this face.

Trend: Bold aviator sunglasses add a chic finish to casual looks.

This face is just that – round and full with few angles. The width and length are equal. Select a style that makes the face appear longer.

Classic: A wide frame with an angular, rectangular style is your best bet.

Trend: Oversized retro frames can make a bold statement on the beach or at the mall.

Diamond-shaped faces have a narrow forehead and jawline with wider cheekbones. The width and length of the face are equal.

Classic: Oval or gently curved, square, rimless glasses will soften the contour of the face.

Trend: Thick-rimmed rectangular glasses can create a striking contrast that’s totally chic.

A square face has a strong jawline with a broad forehead. The width and length of the face are equal.

Classic: Sleek oval frames are a perfect choice to soften the angles of the face.

Trend: Oversized round frames pop against your angular profile.

The oblong face is longer than it is wide. The jawline is usually the widest part of the face. Select a design that will shorten the face to give it a more balanced look.

Classic: Round or square frames are an excellent choice.

Trend: Elegant, oversized wrap frames look fabulous and break up the length of your face for a well-balanced effect.

This face has a wider jawline and a narrow forehead. You can soften the lower portion of the face by accenting the eyes with frames that are wider at the bottom.

Classic: Tried-and-true aviator frames are perfect for everyday wear.

Trend: Retro butterfly sunglasses offer vintage glamour.