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Browline, cat-eye, aviator, and defined upper-rim frames
Glasses guide by face shape
Use your triangle face shape to shortlist frames, then compare width, lens depth, bridge fit, color, and style on your own photo.
Face shape is a useful first filter. The strongest choice also fits your measurements, prescription needs, comfort, and personal style.
Browline, cat-eye, aviator, and defined upper-rim frames
Bottom-heavy frames that repeat jaw width
A stronger upper line balances a narrower forehead and wider jaw.
Recommended frame styles

A stronger upper rim brings attention toward the forehead. Compare its width with your jaw.
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Lifted outer corners draw the eye upward. Choose a subtle angle that follows your eye line.
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A broad upper bar and tapered lower lens shift visual interest upward. Recheck the frame width.
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Faceted upper corners can add definition higher on the face. Try a lighter rim for contrast.
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AI shopping workflow
Estimate your likely face shape from one photo.
Turn the result into frame shapes worth trying.
Compare the shortlist on your own photo.
Browline, cat-eye, aviator, and defined upper-rim frames. A stronger upper line balances a narrower forehead and wider jaw.
Bottom-heavy frames that repeat jaw width. Start with the recommendations below, then use virtual try-on as the visual check.
Find your face shape from one photo, free in your browser. No sign-up, credits or server photo upload. Explore glasses styles for your face shape. Use face shape as the first filter, then validate width, scale, color, and style on your own photo.