Face Shape Guide For Sunglasses

Face shapes play a pivotal role in how you look wearing your sunglasses. There are literally thousands of sunglasses on GKB Opticals and with so many designs from the different brands, it’s hard to choose your favorite. If you’re looking out for sunglasses, here’s the perfect guide for you to pick up your sunglasses according to your face shape. But firstly, here re the most dominant face shapes: Oval, Round, Heart, Square, Triangle and Diamond.

Sunglasses for the Oval Face Shapes:

Oval face shape Is really versatile and most sunglasses look lovely on their face. If you have an oval face shape, you’re lucky to be able to flaunt any type of sunglass style. Choose from aviators, wayfarers, wraparounds, square, oversized, cat eyes, clubmasters and many more.

Sunglasses for the Round Face Shapes:

A very common face shape, round faces look great with angular designs of sunglasses. The aim here is to reduce the amount of fullness and create lines and angles on the face. Cat eye sunglasses and oversized angular sunglasses shapes go well with this face shape. Avoid wearing round sunglasses as all costs.

Sunglasses for the Heart face shapes:

The main distinctive character of a Heart face shape is a wider temple area and a thinner and narrower chin area. This makes it essential to choose a sunglass design that has less amounts of angles like round sunglasses, oversized ones or Cat eyes with soft angular designs.

Sunglasses for the Square face shapes:

Those who have square face shapes have the same width at their temple region as well as jaw, making them look kind of square and angular. The best way to make square face shapes look less square is to add sunglasses like oversized, wayfarer or cat eye sunglasses to soften the look.

Sunglasses for the Triangle face shapes:

For the triangular face shape which has a pointed narrow chin and wide temple, browline sunglasses have been considered the best , since they create an illusion of a shorter face with the sunglasses temple section forming a straight line along the wearer’s brow region.

Sunglasses for the Diamond face shapes:

Diamond face shape is quite uncommon and is really narrow at the chin and usually their temple region is the widest. These face shapes will look best in wayfarers and cat eye sunglass styles which create an illusion of a balanced temple and jaw.

Irrespective of what face shape you have, it’s always great to experiment and try on different styles to know which one you are most comfortable in. There are many designs of sunglasses available on www.gkboptical.com and you can even try them on before purchasing using our try on tool. You can even consult with our optical assistants who can guide you with choosing a perfect design for you over chat, phone or email. So, happy sunglasses shopping and do enjoy your new sunnies.