Here's How to
Frame Your Face!

Angular frames add definition—try rectangle, square, or geometric styles.

Bottom-heavy frames create balance-try oval, round, and rimless styles.

Curved frames soften angular features—round and oval shapes create perfect contrast.

Angular frames add definition—try rectangle, square, or geometric styles.

Nearly any shape works —match your frame width to your face's widest part.

Frames with width at the top balance your features—aviators and browlines shine here.

Soft, curved frames highlight your natural contours—ovals and cat-eyes work beautifully.

Bottom-heavy frames create balance-try oval, round, and rimless styles.

Curved frames soften angular features—round and oval shapes create perfect contrast.