How to determine if your face shape is square?
To determine whether you have a square face, you can observe whether the width of the forehead, cheekbones and jaw are close to the same. If the jaw line is obvious and right-angled, and the overall outline is square, then you are likely to have a square face.
How to choose glasses for square faces?
If you have a square face, the key to choosing the right glasses is all about balance. Square faces usually have strong jawlines, broad foreheads, and angular features—so the goal is to soften those lines with frames that add contrast. Go for rounded or oval-shaped glasses to create a more balanced, harmonious look. Thin or rimless frames can also work wonders by minimizing the boldness of your facial structure. Avoid overly boxy or geometric styles, as they can make your face look more rigid. Ultimately, the best glasses for square faces are the ones that smooth out sharp angles and highlight your natural symmetry—with a little style flair, of course.
Round Glasses Frames
Round glasses frames soften the strong jawline and angular features of a square face. Their curved shape provides contrast and helps create a more balanced, harmonious look.
Oval Glasses Frames
Oval glasses frames add gentle curves that complement a square face’s strong lines. They help elongate the face slightly and reduce the appearance of sharp angles.
Cat-Eye Glasses Frames
Cat Eye Glasses Framesadd structure and lengthen the face, making it appear slimmer and longer. Their sharp angles contrast nicely with the roundness of the face.
Browline Glasses Frames
Browline glasses frames emphasize the upper half of the face, which helps balance a strong jawline. The bold top frame can also create a lifted, structured appearance without adding harshness.
