Ultimately, the best sunglasses for your face are the ones you feel good wearing (and there’s often overlap in styles). Some options include cat-eye, browline, round, and oval. Those with diamond face shapes (wider across cheekbones, narrower in your forehead and jaw) are complemented by rounder, more even frames.

If you have a triangular face shape (broad jawline with a narrower forehead), look for wider frames that balance out your broad jawline and perhaps have fun detailing, including rectangle, D-shaped, browline, and cat-eye shapes. Oval faces (widest at the cheekbones with slight narrowing at the forehead and jaw) and rectangular faces (a similar shape with more square or angular jaw), on the other hand, can pretty much wear any frame that’s on the wider side to add balance to your face length. The best sunglasses for round faces add angles to the softness of your shape-so look out for rectangle, square, geometric, cat-eye, browline, and D-shaped glasses. What are the best sunglasses for your face shape? Most brands and retailers, such as Warby Parker, Nordstrom, and EyeBuyDirect have breakdowns and quizzes to help you determine your face shape.

You can determine yours by considering your forehead, cheekbones, and jaw, and where they’re widest and narrowest. When it comes to face shapes, yours likely falls into one of these types: round, oval, heart, square, triangle, or diamond.

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