Glasses for Your Face Shape

1. Does face shape matter for glasses?

Face shape matters when selecting the right pair of glasses. Different face shapes typically warrant different styles and shapes of glasses to complement the features and proportions of the face.

Taking face shape into account can help narrow the options and ultimately lead to the most complementary and flattering glasses selection.

2. How to determine your face shape

  • 1. Look in the mirror
    Grab a mirror and position yourself looking head-on.
  • 2. Outline your face
    Use a pen or lipstick to outline the shape of your face in the mirror.
  • 3. Match your shape
    Match your drawing to the face shapes below.

3. Virtual Try-On

Can't figure out your face shape? Don't fret; our Virtual Try-On can do it for you.

Follow these three simple steps to try on thousands of designer sunglasses and eyeglasses and find out what your face shape is:

  • 1. Open the tool
    Found a pair you want to try? Click "Try it on" to open the tool and let it scan your face.
  • 2. Customise your fit
    Provide your gender and pupillary distance (PD) to get the most realistic virtual fit for your frames.
  • 3. Discover your face shape
    Find out what frames best suit your facial features by using the tool to detect your face shape. Simply click on “Get my face shape” and follow the on-screen instructions, you’ll be rid of your doubts in no time.

4. What eyewear goes well with your face shape?

Your face can be round, heart, square, oval, or triangle. Here are some tips on purchasing eyewear for each:

Round face shape : Angular and geometric frames will define the softer features of a round face.

Heart face shape : Frames wider than your cheekbones and forehead will balance your heart face shape.

Square face shape : Look for sunglasses with curved or round frames to help soften the features of your square face shape.

Oval face shape : Try various styles to find the perfect fit; most frames will look great.

Triangle face shape : Explore larger frames to add width to your forehead and complement your cheekbones.