Which specs suit your face shape?

Your face shape is why some specs look AMAZING… and others look completely wrong.

Ever wondered why a pair looks great on display, but “feels” off when you put it on? Let's find your perfect match.

Pull your hair back and look straight ahead. Which shape most closely matches your cheekbones, forehead and jawline?

• Round
• Oval
• Square
• Heart
• Oblong

Add contrast with structured angles.

Soft curves and balanced width / length look best with angular frames to add definition. Best styles: rectangle, square, sharp geometric.

Less suited: very round.

Goal: define & structure.

Soften strong angles.

Defined jawlines and broad foreheads pop when paired with rounded, gentle curves. Best styles: classic round, oval, soft cat-eye.

Less suited: very boxy.

Goal: balanced softness.

You won the frame lottery.

Well-balanced proportions mean almost any frame shape looks natural on you. Best styles: rectangle, round, aviator, geometric.

Goal: play with styles.

Balance a broader forehead.

Broader foreheads and narrower chins shine with frames that add balance toward the bottom. Best styles: light-colored frames, thin metals, bottom-heavy shapes.

Less suited: top-heavy.

Goal: lower face balance.

Create visual width.

Longer face shapes look great in frames with extra vertical depth or bold top bars to break up length. Best styles: oversized frames, deep square shapes, bold acetate rims.

Less suited: ultra-narrow.

Goal: proportion & width.

But face shape is only 50% of the equation.

Bridge fit, cheekbone height, skin tone, and lens prescription matter just as much as face shape. Don't box yourself into rules, fit and comfort come first.

Stop guessing off the display shelf. Drop by My Vision today for:

• FREE anti-slip & custom frame adjustments
• FREE computerized machine eye check