How to Choose Glasses for Your Eye & Face Shape
Stop guessing which frames look good. Use the rule of opposites to find the perfect glasses that enhance your natural features.
The right pair of glasses can transform your look. The golden rule? Contrast. You want frames that balance your natural features rather than mimicking them.
Round Eyes
Since round eyes are naturally soft and curved, you want to add definition. Go for square or rectangular frames. The sharp angles will contrast with the roundness of your eyes, creating a sophisticated balance.
Almond Eyes
You have the most versatile shape! You can pull off almost anything, but cat-eye or browline frames are particularly flattering as they accentuate the natural uplift of your eyes.
Monolid Eyes
Look for frames with distinct nose pads. Since monolid eyes often accompany a lower nose bridge (in Asian features), standard plastic frames might slide down. Oversized or aviator styles work great to fill the space on the face.
Hooded Eyes
Avoid heavy, thick upper rims which can weigh down your eyes even more. Opt for delicate metal frames or rimless styles that keep the focus light and lifted.