Instead, opt for either angular or rectangular glasses with narrow wire frames. Avoid thick-framed glasses, as well as glasses with a circular shape – these will make your face look large and undefined. People with round faces should choose glasses that give their face structure and definition.
Thicker frames work well for this face shape as it helps to give shape to the cheekbones. People with square faces already have a strongly-defined facial shape, so their glasses should be either oval or round. People with oval face should avoid circular glasses, as they will diminish facial definition. A modern, half-rimmed pair will do this most effectively. Oval faces look best with rectangular frames, as they make the face appear wider. I tried my best to avoid quoting directly, but Harrison Fjord (written by a fellow redditor), says it much better than I possibly can:Īn oval face is longer than it is wide – so a good pair of glasses will help broaden the face. Instead of matching your face, the shape of your frames should actually contrast your face shape. Just about every face will fall into one of the following categories: oval, square, circle, and heart. Shape: The first thing you should consider when buying a new pair of glasses is the shape of your face. That being said, don't skimp on your frames - you should be perfectly satisfied with the pair your choose, as they will define your look. The fact that they are actually worn on your face, and thus are conspicuously visible to all those with whom you interact, means that your glasses are arguably the single most important item in your wardrobe. If you wear glasses, the frames you choose can make or break your appearance. This is a summary of the relevant information I have collected, and any suggestions from MFA will be welcomed and added to the guide accordingly. A quick disclaimer: I don't consider myself to be an expert on glasses, but I have read a lot about choosing the right pair.
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