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The best sunglasses for every face

  • The best sunglasses for every face
    By Nicole Mann NovickWith so many great sunglasses out there, trying to find the pair that fits you best can often leave you feeling cross-eyed. Lucky for you, we've taken the guesswork out of shade shopping. From contemporary cat eyes to classic aviators, here are eight standout sunnies to flatter every face.
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  • The best sunglasses for every face
    Diamond-shaped faces (narrow at the eye and chin) benefit from side-swept frames to widen the face and soften out the jawline. This exaggerated tortoiseshell version creates a sexy and modern silhouette. SHOP NOW: Elizabeth and James sunglasses, $155
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  • The best sunglasses for every face
    These wide sheer lenses help break up the length of a long, oblong face without being too overwhelming. SHOP NOW: Carrera sunglasses, $134
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  • The best sunglasses for every face
    If you’re blessed with an oval face, any shade shape will work on you. Try these flat-top frames as a unique alternative to the classic Wayfarer.SHOP NOW: Marc by Marc Jacobs, $98
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  • The best sunglasses for every face
    Geometric frames accentuate the cheekbones—especially for women with soft, rounded faces, while metallic accents add drama.SHOP NOW: FE NY sunglasses, $22
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  • The best sunglasses for every face
    Heart-shaped faces—meaning a wide forehead and cheekbones with a narrow chin—look best in delicate styles like these translucent frames. The sophisticated shape downplays the forehead and plays up the eyes. SHOP NOW: Tory Burch sunglasses, $149
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  • The best sunglasses for every face
    To soften and complement a square face, opt for classic aviators that never go out of style. Unique hardware gives this pair a contemporary twist. SHOP NOW: MICHAEL Michael Kors, $114
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  • The best sunglasses for every face
    Whether your face is round, square, angular or long, oversize sunglasses tend to be universally becoming. Count on them to make a dynamic statement or hide the effects of a late night out.SHOP NOW: Kate Spade sunglasses, $128NEXT ON GLO: The Wackiest Fashion Trends And Why We Love Them
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  • Eye Candy

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    By Nicole Mann Novick

    With so many great sunglasses out there, trying to find the pair that fits you best can often leave you feeling cross-eyed. Lucky for you, we've taken the guesswork out of shade shopping. From contemporary cat eyes to classic aviators, here are eight standout sunnies to flatter every face.

  • Hello Kitty

    2 of 8

    Diamond-shaped faces (narrow at the eye and chin) benefit from side-swept frames to widen the face and soften out the jawline. This exaggerated tortoiseshell version creates a sexy and modern silhouette.

    SHOP NOW: Elizabeth and James sunglasses, $155

  • Sheer Genius

    3 of 8

    These wide sheer lenses help break up the length of a long, oblong face without being too overwhelming.

    SHOP NOW: Carrera sunglasses, $134

  • True Blue

    4 of 8

    If you’re blessed with an oval face, any shade shape will work on you. Try these flat-top frames as a unique alternative to the classic Wayfarer.

    SHOP NOW: Marc by Marc Jacobs, $98

  • Look Sharp

    5 of 8

    Geometric frames accentuate the cheekbones—especially for women with soft, rounded faces, while metallic accents add drama.

    SHOP NOW: FE NY sunglasses, $22

  • In the Clear

    6 of 8

    Heart-shaped faces—meaning a wide forehead and cheekbones with a narrow chin—look best in delicate styles like these translucent frames. The sophisticated shape downplays the forehead and plays up the eyes.

    SHOP NOW: Tory Burch sunglasses, $149

  • Square Off

    7 of 8

    To soften and complement a square face, opt for classic aviators that never go out of style. Unique hardware gives this pair a contemporary twist.

    SHOP NOW: MICHAEL Michael Kors, $114

  • View Finder

    8 of 8

    Whether your face is round, square, angular or long, oversize sunglasses tend to be universally becoming. Count on them to make a dynamic statement or hide the effects of a late night out.

    SHOP NOW: Kate Spade sunglasses, $128

    NEXT ON GLO: The Wackiest Fashion Trends And Why We Love Them

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