Accessories: What's Hot Now: Sunglasses for Your Face Shape

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Sunglasses for Your Face Shape Oct 7th 2011, 10:00 When shopping for sunglasses, don't just pick the hottest style. Your perfect shades also have to be the right shape for your face. Follow these basic guidelines to find the best sunglasses for your face shape. Best Sunglasses for Round Faces Courtesy of Nordstrom Drew Barrymore, Kate Winslet and Christina Ricci are some of the many celebrities with round faces. With a round face, the width and length of the face are nearly the same. Wide cheeks give an overall circular appearance to the face. Go with the opposite shaped sunglasses to balance out a round face - so pick square. Best Sunglasses for Square Faces Courtesy of Nordstrom Celebrities such as Demi Moore and Hilary Swank have square faces. A square-shaped face generally means that the width of your forehead is in line with the width of cheeks and jaw. To soften the lines of a square face, round or oval frames are your best bet. Best Sunglasses for Oval Faces Courtesy of Nordstrom Women with oval faces are the lucky ones - they can where almost any shape sunglasses and pull it off. Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Alba, Courtney Cox Arquette and Tyra Banks all have oval faces. Experiment with all the latest trends from oversized Jackie O's to colorful rimless shield sunglasses. Best Sunglasses for Rectangular or Long Faces Courtesy of Nordstrom Rectangular or long faces are about the same width at the forehead and just below the cheekbones. They may have a high forehead or a narrow chin. Gwyneth Paltrow and Niki Taylor are typical of these face types. Skip small sunglasses, which will make your face look even longer. Large square frames will help even out the proportions of your face. Best Sunglasses for Heart-Shaped Faces Courtesy of Nordstrom With a heart-shaped face, your forehead is the widest part of the face and you generally have a small pointed chin. Forget about sunglasses that sit tight against your cheeks or are too oversized. Cat-eyed frames are a hot choice or aviators with rounded upper corners. Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ashley Judd, Michelle Pfeiffer and Rose McGowan have heart-shaped faces. Best Sunglasses for Triangular Faces Courtesy of Nordstrom The triangular face is the opposite of heart-shaped - narrow cheekbones and temples, and a dominate jaw. Kathy Ireland and Minnie Driver are prime examples of a celebrities with a triangular-shaped face. What you need is a pair of sunglasses that will balance out your face. Oversized oval frames are a good choice, as well as classic aviators that aren't too small.

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