Am a huge fan of sunglasses,i kinda feel empty without it,(lolz) not really empty but sunglasses gives you a unique look..You might have walked into a sunglass store and your totally confused on which pair of sunglass actually suits you.There are two schools of thought when it comes to picking out a new
pair of sunglasses: There are those who'll instruct you to look for
frames with features that'll complement your face shape, and others
who'll tell you to go for whatever styles makes you feel good — whether
they're aviators or clubmasters or something else.
Well i suffered this for a very long time until i got a solution and here it is.You sure need one this January, or am i the only one feeling the sun? Checkout tips below...
Round Face
To create definition and offset facial contours it’s best to opt for
wide, geometric shapes as these help to give a round face a longer
appearance. Think along the lines of timeless classics like Wayfarers or
Aviators and you won’t go far wrong.
Oval Face
Those lucky people blessed with an oval face can pretty much get away
with wearing whatever frames they wish. Either go with a pair of
failsafe Ray Ban Iconic Clubmasters or push the boat out and invest in
Steve McQueen’s go-to Persol PO0714s.
Oblong Face
To compliment an oblong face shape and balance out the contours it’s
advisable to stick with either round or square frames with blunt edges.
Just make sure they don’t extend beyond the widest part of your face and
that they’re the right size so they don’t look like they’re cutting off
the bloody supply to your brain.
Square Face
Those with a particularly defined jawline are best sticking with round
or oval shapes as they help to soften and frame the face, although
rectangular frames with soft edges can also work just as well.
Diamond Face
If you’ve got a defined, pointed chin with wide cheekbones then a pair
of old school, rectangular frames are ideal as they’ll help to elongate
your face and even out your proportions. Opting for a light-coloured
frame will also compliment the shape of your face in this instance.
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