Just in time for some winter sun we are on the look out for the perfect sunnies, however this can sometimes be a little tricky if you dont know what the hell your doing! Sunglasses can make or break a face so we put the below together to help us on our way :)
A triangle-shaped face features a narrow forehead that gets wider at the cheeks and chin. Try aviator frames to create balance.
A round face has the same measurements in both the width and the length. A round face looks great in angular, narrow frames like rectangles or geometric shapes because these styles break up the monotony.
An oval- or egg-shaped face is perfectly symmetrical. It looks great in almost any style, but wraparounds often look most modern. They scream “timeless sporty cool.”
A diamond-shaped face has high cheekbones and is narrow at the eye line and jawline. A diamond looks fab in square or rimless frames because the frames balance out the widest and narrowest parts of the face.
An oblong face is longer than it is wide, and looks best in frames that are deep from top to bottom or have decorative temple details. Temple details draw the eye to the middle of the head where the ears are and break up the length of the face.
A square face like Cameron Diaz’s has a broad forehead and a very strong jawline. Squares look wonderful in narrow frames like ovals, rounds, or sexy cat-eye styles.
A heart-shaped face has a wide top and tapers down to a narrow chin. Hearts look fab in frames that are narrower on top and wider toward the bottom. Light or rimless shades flatter too
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