Sunglasses for every face shape

Oval Shape

An oval face, with its balanced forehead, cheekbones and jaw, can wear just about any shape, but softly angular shades are a sure thing.

Youth in Revolt

Originating in 1952, the wayfarer is one of the most universally flattering frames.

SHOP NOW: Ray-Ban wayfarer, $200

Rosy Outlook

Vintage-looking aviators with rose-colored rims will add playful, soft angles to your face.

SHOP NOW: Super Future aviators, $238

Star Power

Inspired by the lenses that Gregory Peck wore as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird, these keyhole-shaped frames will have you dressed to kill.

SHOP NOW: Oliver Peoples sunglasses, from $410

Heart Shape

A heart-shape face—with a wide forehead and cheekbones and a narrow chin—is complemented by cat-eye sunglasses.

Mad for Magenta

These purple-hued specs are perfect for anyone seeking a more modern take on the angular cat-eye style.

SHOP NOW: DVF cat-eye sunglasses, $95

Lime Aid

Partially rimless, lime-green shades are unexpected and sleek.

SHOP NOW: Super Future sunglasses, $158

Oblong Shape

Oversize and wraparound sunglasses break up a longer face.

Red Eye

Big and bright wraparound aviators will give your look a cool '70s edge.

SHOP NOW: Marc by Marc Jacobs aviators, $98

Round About

Oversize gray shades are a chic way to cover your face when stepping out after a long night.

SHOP NOW: Topshop sunglasses, $32

Bigger the Better

Cover up with an oversize square frame that will stay classic throughout the seasons.

SHOP NOW: Oliver Peoples sunglasses, $280

Round Shape

Wide, rectangular frames balance a face with soft, full features.

Sci-Fi Fun

Go futuristic with these extreme, angular shades.

SHOP NOW: Gucci sunglasses, $325

Outside the Box

Metal tips add a little something extra to the standard rectangle frame

SHOP NOW: House of Harlow 1960 sunglasses, $125

Geometry Lesson

These vintage shades will complement a round face with their geometric lines.

SHOP NOW: Anthropologie sunglasses, $198

Square Shape

A square face with a broad forehead and angular jawline pairs perfectly with round and oval frames.

Go for Baroque

Artistic side scrolls make these shades a statement-making accessory.

SHOP NOW: Lucille sunglasses, $18

Circle Game

Warby Parker teamed up with Suno to create a truly round frame that will channel your inner John Lennon… or Beyoncé.

SHOP NOW: Warby Parker X Suno sunglasses, $175

In the Pink

Subtle color-blocking makes these '70s shade a trendy steal for spring.

SHOP NOW: Marc by Marc Jacobs oversized sunglasses, $98