How to choose frames for your face shape

Round, square, oval or heart-shaped — the right frame doesn't fight your face shape, it balances it. Here's the short version, without the guesswork.

Round faces

Angular frames — rectangle or square — add definition that a round face doesn't have on its own. Avoid round or very small frames; they emphasise the roundness.

Square faces

Soften strong jawlines with round or oval frames, or a cat-eye shape. Sharp rectangular frames tend to double up on the angles you already have.

Oval faces

The easiest shape to fit — most frame shapes work. Use it as a chance to pick what you actually like, not what you're told to wear.

Heart-shaped faces

A wider forehead and narrower chin pair well with frames that are wider at the bottom, like aviators, or light, rimless styles that don't add width up top.

Not sure which you are? Try a few on in-store, or use live try-on on any product page — it's a faster, more honest test than any chart.