PICK THE RIGHT SHAPE
The shapes of eyeglasses and sunglasses should contrast with your face shape, creating a balance of angles and curves, says designer Robert Marc. If your face is:
Oval: Almost any frame shape, if in proportion, should work.
Long, thin: Go for a slightly wider frame.
Round: Angular frames add structure and have a slimming effect.
Square: Soft, horizontal frames offset an angled jaw line.
Heart-shaped: Bow-tie or almond-shaped frames balance the look.
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