Shop Frames for Square-Shape Faces

Facial Features

• Face with balanced proportions.
• High Cheekbones and forehead with slightly narrower chin.

Frames to Try

• These People can wear any type of Frames.
• Geometric shapes give angular touch to soft curves.
• Square, rectangular and Aviators are thumbs-up.

Frames to Abstain

• Very large frames.

Facial Features

• Narrow shape, similar to oval but has more length.
• High cheekbones, long nose, long chin and tall forehead.

Frames to Try

• Square, oval and round frames add width to the face.
• Frames with short horizontal and long vertical lines (Aviators).
• Tall frames that give the face a shorter look.
• Broad glasses with an accented top rim or decorative temple that adds width.
• Wide rectangular or even triangular lenses add width.
• Frames with embellished arms.

Frames to Abstain

• Small out of proportion frames.
• Short frames that accentuate face length.

Facial Features

• Full cheeks with gradual curving lines rather than hard angles.
• Equal proportioned width and length.

• Geometric frames to accentuate facial features.
• Rectangular and horizontal styles to lengthen the face.
• Upswept frames/frames with high temples that draw attention to top of face.
• Frames with colour or decoration on the temples.

Frames to Abstain

• Round frames that make the face look rounder.
• Small out of proportion frames.
• Very large frames.

Facial Features

• Small forehead and chin.
• Angular features with dramatic cheekbones.
• Slightly fleshy or wide jaw line but narrower than cheek.

Frames to Try

• Frames with soft curves such as round, oval and rounded rectangle.
• Rimless styles that accentuates cheek bones.
• Upswept styles like cat eye.

Frames to Abstain

• Narrow frames that accentuates narrow eye line

Facial Features

• Broad forehead and hairline are wider than lower face.
• Dip on the hairline.
• Wide cheekbones and angular jaw line.
• Pointy and prominent chin.

Frames to Try

• Angular and square frames that wrap around the cheekbones.
• Bottom-heavy frames that accentuate lower face.
• Low-set temple frame to accentuate lower face.

Frames to Abstain

• Top-heavy styles that accentuate forehead.
• Decorative temples that draw attention to broad upper face.
• Styles which are wider at the top.

Facial Features

• Narrow forehead and eye line.
• Wide or full jaw line.
• Facial structure narrows at your cheekbones and temple.

Frames to Try

• Cat eye and oval glasses to accentuate the upper face.
• Semi-rimless and top-heavy frames.
• Wider frames to fake a wider hairline.

Frames to Abstain

• Low-set temples that widen the jaw.
• Narrow out of proportion frames.