What glasses look good on a square face?

When you see someone wearing glasses, the first thing you notice is whether the glasses are coordinated with their face shape. If they are not coordinated, it will not only affect the appearance, but also reduce the first impression and leave a bad impression on people. Therefore, choosing a pair of glasses that suits your face shape is very important. How to match the face shape with the glasses and what principles need to be followed are issues that everyone is very concerned about, especially what kind of glasses look good on square faces?

The most basic principle for matching face shape and frames: the larger the space between the lens and the chin, the shorter the face will appear; the narrower the lens or frame, the higher the glasses are worn, and the longer the lower part of the face will appear. The right glasses can add vitality to your face and create a better look.

Tips for matching face shape and glasses: (1) Round face: A round face is characterized by round cheeks, an arched and wide forehead, a round chin, and an overall rounded feel. So many rounded lines call for glasses with sharper edges and corners. If you choose a frame with a round gold or root wire edge, it will make your face look rounder. Frames with wide, beveled edges will also make the face appear longer. (2) Long face: A typical long face usually has a high forehead, a relatively protruding jaw, and a long chin. Wearing suitable glasses can make the face appear wider and shorter. A wide nose bridge and dark temples will break up the straight lines of a long face. Because glasses with wide rims and large frames can cover more of the lower half of the face, it is recommended that people with long faces wear this type of glasses. (3) Oval face: The widest part of this face is located in the frontal bone area, and it tapers smoothly and evenly to the sides of the forehead and chin. If the glasses you choose are of the right shape and proportion, an oval face can be perfectly matched with them.

(5) Triangular face: For this angular face shape, round and oval frames are very suitable to soften the harder lines on your face. A pair of streamlined glasses can better make up for the defect of a pointed and short lower collar.

(6) Oval face: A broad, flat forehead, a pointed chin forming a triangle, and a jawbone that is almost level with the eyes are the characteristics of an oval face. The lines of the lower part of this face are smooth and symmetrical, so you should wear glasses that can form "vertical lines" on the face to make up for the shortcomings of the wide and flat upper part. It is best to choose glasses with oval frames and clear lines.

How to identify your face shape: Take a picture of your face outline, lift the hair on your forehead and reveal your hairline. Take a front-facing photo of yourself with a camera or mobile phone, transfer it to your computer, use a drawing tool to outline your face, and your face shape map is ready. By comparing it with the face shape classification chart above, you can find your own face shape.