Alternatively, a side-parted pixie cut with textured ends can also appear gorgeous on a heart face shape, as can a bob haircut or lob haircut, which will ensure fullness around your jaw.ĭiamond is an angular face shape that features a narrow forehead and jawline with cheekbones at the widest point of the face. You can also pair this cut with waves or curls starting below the ear to even out your angled jaw. For example, a long side-swept cut will disguise part of your forehead while drawing eyes down to the bottom of your face. As such, you should aim to balance your face shape with a cut that decreases your brow width and increases the width of the lower half of your face. If you have a heart-shaped face, your bone structure will feature a broad forehead and cheekbones with a narrow jawline and chin. But, remember to add side-swept bangs, which will draw attention to your cheekbones instead of your jawline. If you like a cropped length, consider a short, layered bob.
Long and airy layers can also be flattering and will help to disguise the sharp angles of your face. For a look that complements your bone structure, consider a side-parted style, which will offset the squareness. So, if you have a square face, selecting a cut that softens these features is essential for a flattering appearance. Try to look for shapes that minimise the top of your face and make your chin look a little wider.A square-shaped face features a broad forehead, wide cheekbones, and a strong jawline. We recommend: A heart-shaped face is very versatile - many glasses will suit you. Frames with lower hinge heights will look great, like the 0822, 1384, 1384, 1361, 1393įeatures: You have a broad forehead | Pointed narrow chin | Well defined, high cheekbones.Choose acetates with a linear pattern like ‘Blue Smoke’ or ‘Green Smoke’, textures and embellishments are your friend.All of these have an emphasis at the top part of the frame with a taper effect over the cheekbones Avoid too small or oversized frame shapes, instead choose a bold shape, balanced in size to match your well-proportioned face shape, check out the 1350, 1383, 1361.We recommend: You will suit many styles but frames that are as wide (or slightly wider) as the broadest part of your face. Avoid frames with straight brow barsįeatures: You have balanced features | High cheekbones | Narrow chin. Key-hole bridges add extra interest to the centre of the frame and your eyes like 1389 or select a frame with a low bridge like the 1395.Check out our sheer acetates in Granny Chic, Ice Blue and Pink Neutral colours will help soften the face, and the sheer material allows the decorated animas to be seen, adding an extra dimension.Choose round, oval or cat eye shapes that soften the face, alongside thinner frames.We recommend: Shapes that add curves to soften the face. Select colours such as ‘Black on camo’ or gradient colours like the 0772 ‘Grad Black’įeatures: You have a defined jawline | Angular features | Wide forehead.Embrace a bold straight brow bar and select frames where the bridge is high such as the 1320, 13 and for devices and screens take a look at the 1381.Choose square, rectangular and aviator shaped glasses (the rectangular cat eye 1241 and the thicker 9mm frames would also look good, 1305).We recommend: Look for sharper frames which contrast to your face’s natural curves and provides added dimension and structure.
#The perfect face shape full#
What face shape do you have? Let’s take a closer lookįeatures: You have full cheeks | Rounded chin and wide forehead | Equal length and width. Our face shape guide is here to help you find the perfect frame for your face when buying online, alongside our Virtual Try On tool.
Here at Cutler and Gross, we understand just how important it is to understand about your face shape when choosing glasses to complement your features.
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