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The Best Sunglasses for Every Face

  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    By Nicole Mann NovickCat-eye shades are not only on trend this season, but they are also just the right proportion for women whose faces are a little wider at the temples and narrower at the chin.SHOP NOW: Silver Lining Swirled Cat Vintage Shades, $278
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    Just as you would do when choosing new clothes, pick sunglasses in hues that flatter your coloring. Neon green and white complements a summer tan.SHOP NOW: Carrera Forever Mine Sunglasses, $150
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    Petite, oval frames will look sleek without overpowering delicate features.SHOP NOW: Cheap Monday Telekinesis sunglasses, $30
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    Square-faced ladies should look for rounder styles with frames that soften your appearance rather than compete with strong features.SHOP NOW: Gucci round-frame acetate sunglasses, $245
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    With their straight lines, angular frames are a great way to balance the curves of a round face.SHOP NOW: Karen Walker Patsy Sunglasses, $180
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    Ladies with an oval face have it easy when it comes to sunglasses. The proportionate and softly rounded curves of your face mean that anything goes—even a wild, retro pair.SHOP NOW: Miu Miu metal frame acetate sunglasses, $195
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    If your face is more oblong in shape, then a sporty, oversized pair with longer lenses will be a great fit. Stay away from pairs with shorter frames, as these will appear out of proportion with your features.SHOP NOW: Mosley Tribes Hayes sunglasses, $210
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    Oversized shades are quintessentially chic for ladies with pronounced facial features. Go for a smaller version of the style if you have a diminutive face to avoid getting lost behind large frames.SHOP NOW: Oliver Peoples Donyale sunglasses, $280
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    If you want your pretty face to stand out and not your sunglasses, then choose a pair that is subtle in construction and color.SHOP NOW: Paul Smith Allan sunglasses, $255
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    For ladies who are blessed with high cheekbones, try a rimless style that allows your stellar feature to stand out.SHOP NOW: Ray-Ban Clubmaster sunglasses, $145
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    For gals with a more triangular face, try an old-school style—where the frame is just slightly narrower at the bottom—to give balance to your forehead and jawline.SHOP NOW: Super Sunglasses basic sunglasses, $117BECOME A FAN OF GLO ON FACEBOOK!
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  • The Best Sunglasses for Every Face
    Aviators tend to look good on everyone, but stick by the size rule: Those with more pronounced features should choose a larger pair, while those with more fine features should opt for smaller specs.SHOP NOW: Zara metal frame glasses, $40NEXT GALLERY: The Best Swimsuits for Every Body
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  • Wild Eyes

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    By Nicole Mann Novick

    Cat-eye shades are not only on trend this season, but they are also just the right proportion for women whose faces are a little wider at the temples and narrower at the chin.

    SHOP NOW: Silver Lining Swirled Cat Vintage Shades, $278

  • Eye Candy

    3 of 13

    Just as you would do when choosing new clothes, pick sunglasses in hues that flatter your coloring. Neon green and white complements a summer tan.

    SHOP NOW: Carrera Forever Mine Sunglasses, $150

  • Optical Illusion

    4 of 13

    Petite, oval frames will look sleek without overpowering delicate features.

    SHOP NOW: Cheap Monday Telekinesis sunglasses, $30

  • Opposites Attract

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    Square-faced ladies should look for rounder styles with frames that soften your appearance rather than compete with strong features.

    SHOP NOW: Gucci round-frame acetate sunglasses, $245

  • Line Of Sight

    6 of 13

    With their straight lines, angular frames are a great way to balance the curves of a round face.

    SHOP NOW: Karen Walker Patsy Sunglasses, $180

  • Spectacular View

    7 of 13

    Ladies with an oval face have it easy when it comes to sunglasses. The proportionate and softly rounded curves of your face mean that anything goes—even a wild, retro pair.

    SHOP NOW: Miu Miu metal frame acetate sunglasses, $195

  • Vision Quest

    8 of 13

    If your face is more oblong in shape, then a sporty, oversized pair with longer lenses will be a great fit. Stay away from pairs with shorter frames, as these will appear out of proportion with your features.

    SHOP NOW: Mosley Tribes Hayes sunglasses, $210

  • Shady Lady

    9 of 13

    Oversized shades are quintessentially chic for ladies with pronounced facial features. Go for a smaller version of the style if you have a diminutive face to avoid getting lost behind large frames.

    SHOP NOW: Oliver Peoples Donyale sunglasses, $280

  • Look At You

    10 of 13

    If you want your pretty face to stand out and not your sunglasses, then choose a pair that is subtle in construction and color.

    SHOP NOW: Paul Smith Allan sunglasses, $255

  • See Through

    11 of 13

    For ladies who are blessed with high cheekbones, try a rimless style that allows your stellar feature to stand out.

    SHOP NOW: Ray-Ban Clubmaster sunglasses, $145

  • Shape Up

    12 of 13

    For gals with a more triangular face, try an old-school style—where the frame is just slightly narrower at the bottom—to give balance to your forehead and jawline.

    SHOP NOW: Super Sunglasses basic sunglasses, $117

    BECOME A FAN OF GLO ON FACEBOOK!

  • Fly Girl

    13 of 13

    Aviators tend to look good on everyone, but stick by the size rule: Those with more pronounced features should choose a larger pair, while those with more fine features should opt for smaller specs.

    SHOP NOW: Zara metal frame glasses, $40

    NEXT GALLERY: The Best Swimsuits for Every Body

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