How to Select
Eyeglass Frames
Find the perfect frames for your face shape, skin tone, and personal style.
Step 1
Select Frames Based on Your Coloring
The right frame color can enhance your natural features and complement your overall appearance. Consider these three key characteristics when choosing frame color.
Eye Color
Your eye color is a natural anchor for frame selection. Frames that share tones with your eyes create harmony, while contrasting colors can make your eyes pop and stand out.
Skin Tone
Warm skin tones (golden, peachy, olive) look best with warm-colored frames — tortoiseshell, gold, honey, or warm browns. Cool skin tones (pink, blue undertones) pair well with silver, black, blue, or rose frames.
Hair Color
Hair color ties your look together. Dark hair suits bold or contrasting frames. Blonde hair pairs beautifully with lighter or warm-toned frames. Red hair looks striking with earth tones, tortoiseshell, or green.
Step 2
Select Frames for Your Face Shape
The shape of your frames should complement — and often contrast — your face shape for the most balanced, flattering look.
Oval Face
Lucky you — most frame shapes work well. Try bold rectangular or geometric frames to showcase your balanced proportions.
Round Face
Angular or rectangular frames add definition and make the face appear longer and slimmer. Avoid round or small frames.
Square Face
Round or oval frames soften strong jawlines and angular features. Rimless or thin frames also work beautifully.
Heart Face
Frames wider at the bottom (aviators, round) balance a wider forehead. Light-colored or rimless frames minimize the upper face.
Diamond Face
Oval or rimless frames complement high cheekbones. Frames with detailing on the brow line draw attention upward.
Oblong Face
Wide frames with decorative temples add width. Avoid narrow or small frames that make the face appear longer.