The right sunglasses can change your whole look. The general rule is simple: choose a frame that contrasts with your face shape to balance your features.
First: what's your face shape?
Pull your hair back, look straight into the mirror and notice the widest part of your face and the shape of your jaw.
Round face
Similar width and length, full cheeks and a soft jaw. Square, rectangular and cat-eye frames flatter you because they add angles and length.
Oval face
Slightly longer than wide, with balanced features. Almost every style works: aviator, oversized, butterfly or square. Just avoid frames wider than your face.
Square face
Wide forehead and a defined jaw. Round, oval and aviator frames soften the angles.
Heart-shaped face
Wider forehead and a narrow chin. Try frames that are wider at the bottom, aviators or light round frames to balance the top.
Beyond face shape
- For the beach or everyday: light, comfortable frames.
- For a statement look: oversized or butterfly in colors.
- To match everything: black, tortoise or gold.
In the end, what matters most is that you feel good in them. That's why having more than one pair for different looks is a good idea.
See every style in our sunglasses collection: 1 for $15 or 2+ at $10 each.