A guide to frames
Find your natural fit
A 30-second guide to frames designed to complement your features.
Question 01
What is the widest part of your face?
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Question 02
How would you describe your jawline?
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Question 03
How does your face length compare to its width?
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Your Face Shape is Oval!
Oval
Balanced proportions with softly rounded contours.
Oval face shapes are longer than they are wide, with gently curved jawlines and cheekbones that are slightly wider than the forehead and chin.
- Balanced facial proportions
- Slightly wider cheekbones
- Soft, rounded jawline
Frame Guidance
Frames that introduce structure or contrast while maintaining natural balance.
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Why it works
Most frame silhouettes complement oval faces thanks to their balanced proportions.
Your Face Shape is Round!
Round
Soft curves with similar width and length.
Round face shapes are similar in width and length, with fuller cheekbones and a softly curved jawline with few defined angles.
- Fuller and softly rounded
- Smooth angles
Frame Guidance
Angular and structured silhouettes that add definition and visual length.
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Why it works
Straighter lines create contrast with softer contours and help give the face more definition.
Your Face Shape is Square!
Square
Strong lines with defined angles.
Square face shapes have a forehead and jawline of similar width, with a strong, defined jaw and relatively balanced length and width.
- Aligned jaw and forehead
- Sharp and angular
Frame Guidance
Softer, curved silhouettes that contrast with stronger facial angles.
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Why it works
Rounded lines soften angular features and create a more balanced overall silhouette.
Your Face Shape is Rectangle!
Rectangle
Longer proportions with straighter sides.
Rectangle face shapes are noticeably longer than they are wide, with straighter sides and a forehead, cheekbones, and jawline that are relatively similar in width.
- Straight and defined
- Similar forehead and jaw
Frame Guidance
Deeper or more substantial silhouettes that add visual width and break up vertical length.
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Why it works
Frames with greater presence and depth help balance longer facial proportions.
Your Face Shape is Heart!
Heart
Wider forehead with a narrower chin.
Heart face shapes are wider through the forehead and cheekbones, then gradually taper toward a narrower, more defined chin.
- Prominent and wide
- Narrow, pointed chin
Frame Guidance
Softer silhouettes that balance the upper and lower proportions of the face.
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Why it works
Curved and gently tapered frames complement a broader forehead while maintaining balance around the chin.
Your Face Shape is Diamond!
Diamond
Defined cheekbones with a sculpted silhouette.
Diamond face shapes are widest at the cheekbones, with a narrower forehead and jawline that taper toward a defined chin.
- Widest point of the face
- Narrow and angular
Frame Guidance
Softer or lighter silhouettes that balance prominent cheekbones and draw attention toward the eyes.
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Why it works
Curved and refined shapes complement the face's natural angles without competing with its strongest features.