tip to find your perfect sunnie!

The size of your sunglasses should be proportional to your face size. It's important to look for frames that complement a face by softening or drawing attention away from its more prominent features.

Oval-shaped faces are symmetrical, so most styles will work. These lucky few can experiment with different shapes, styles and colors.

To elongate rounder faces, look for frames equal to or slightly wider than the broadest part of the face. Avoid round frames and go for straight or angular shapes that will create a longer profile.

Reduce strong angles on square faces with soft, curvy styles. Steer clear of square frames and go for something slightly rounded at the edges to soften the jaw line and add length.

To widen or shorten a rectangular face, experiment with different lines. Horizontal lines will widen the face, while vertical lines will lengthen it. Round frames will help balance a narrow chin or high forehead.

For diamond-shaped faces, opt for frames that widen the rest of the face. Oval and rimless frames will complement wide or high cheekbones.

Heart-shaped or triangular facesare widest at the forehead and narrow at the jaw. Select frames that will balance the face by broadening the lower part of the face. Drawing attention to the eye area will also soften this lower portion. Frames with a straight top line, such as aviators, will do the trick.

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