How to Get the Best Pair of Glasses Frames

Second is the rectangle face shape. A more rectangular face is characterized by a square chin, a somewhat strong jaw line and a longer nose length. The best frames for this face shape are large, square frames. These frames help make the face look shorter and more proportioned. Frames with contrasting or decorative temples will make the face appear wider. Frames with low bridge help make the longer nose appear shorter, balance the face and give the overall look of a shorter, more defined line.
 
Modern styles can work wonders for a rectangular face since these help make the face look shorter.
 
Third is the triangle face shape. A common triangular face is characterized by a wide forehead, with the face width that tapers down to a narrow, rounded chin. A triangular face can also have a narrow forehead and eye line that broaden at the cheeks and the chin. The best frames for this face shape minimize the face width at the top and make the overall appearance balanced. Frames that are broader at the bottom will do that trick by drawing attention to the lower portion of the face. Rimless frames, frames with very light colors or light materials are also wonder workers for this face shape.
 
To help achieve an overall balance for the face, try small rounded or square frames. To accentuate the upper part of the face, try semi-rimless frames. To balance the jaw width, try top-heavy frames. You can also try frames with bottoms that angle inward. If you have a triangular face, avoid frames with low-set temples because this will only make your jaw appear wider. You should also avoid narrow frames because these will appear out of proportion with your face.
 
Fourth is the square face shape. A square shaped face is angular and is characterized by a very strong jaw line, a wide forehead, and a square chin. The width and length of a square face are proportionally equal not like the rectangular face. Narrow frames (oval or round frames) that are wider than they are deep can help soften a square chin's angles and ultimately make the face appear longer. These frame styles soften the jaw line, draw attention to the eyes and make the nose look longer.
 
You can also try glasses with center set temples or glasses with temples that connect at the top of the frame. Another best frame choice is the butterfly shaped glasses. If you have a square shaped face, avoid geometric and square styles of frames because these will emphasize the angles of your face and will appear out of proportion with your face. You should also avoid color accents on the lower part of the frames or low-set temples since these accentuate the chin.

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