Find the Best Sunglasses for Your Face Shape

Heart-Shaped
(wide forehead and cheekbones; narrow chin)
Yes: Cat's-eye, round.
No: Overly embellished glasses, says David Rose, designer for Salt Optics

Wide arms make the forehead look narrower.
$10, Foster Grant

Upswept corners give a futuristic twist.
$99, See

Blue lenses draw attention to the eyes.
$125, Nicole Miller

Surprise! The arms of these shades are speckled.
$145, DVF Eyewear

Oblong
(long face; narrow chin and cheeks)
Yes: Oversize or wrap styles.
No: Frames that are too narrow for your face.

Giant Jackie O shades come with a retro price tag.
$6, Forever 21

Wide, gradient frames provide broad coverage.
$25, Loft

Neutrals look appropriate year-round.
$225, 3.1 Phillip Lim

A dash of aviator, a touch of '80s—so sleek.
$320, Derek Lam

Oval
(balanced forehead, cheekbones and jaw)
Yes: "Any shape works on you," says Rose. Softly angular frames play up an oval face.

Gunmetal accents supply a lot of style for the price.
$28, Chico's

The raised bridge emphasizes cheekbones.
$88, Ann Taylor

Vivid turquoise pops against any skin tone.
$125, Lacoste

Great aviators: rich tones, nice size, polarized lenses.
$400, Salt Optics

Square
(broad forehead; square jawline)
Yes: Round, oval, cat's-eye
No: Sharp geometric shapes—they emphasize an angular profile

Owl-eye frames offset the planes of a square face.
$24, Nicole Lee

Exquisitely finished aviators have etched arms.
$175, Tory Burch Eyewear

Olive frames feature rhinestones on each arm.
$175, Vera Wang

Swap basic black shades for versatile navy.
$300, Jil Sander Eyewear

Round
(full cheekbones; narrow forehead and jaw)
Yes: Wide, rectangular frames.
No: Round frames or colored lenses, which exaggerate fullness.

The wood-grain pattern is great on brunettes.
$20, Belgo Lux

A popular '80s brand returns with sporty shields.
$120, Carrera

Just try going incognito in gold-mirror-trimmed frames.
$450, DSquared2 Eyewear

Two-tone glasses have sterling silver logos.
$500, Tiffany & Co.

Now if I only knew my face shape?!

This article was written by Brooke Kosofsky Glassberg on Oprah.com