Face-shape guide
The rule of thumb opticians start from: choose a frame that contrasts with the lines of your face. It is a starting point, not a verdict — the frame you like wearing is the right one.
Oval face
Gently rounded, a little longer than it is wide.
A contrasting frame keeps balanced proportions sharp.
Round face
Soft curves, about as wide as it is long.
A contrasting frame adds definition to soft features.
Square face
A broad forehead and a strong, angular jaw.
A contrasting frame softens a strong jawline.
Heart face
Widest at the brow, narrowing to the chin.
A contrasting frame balances a wider brow.