Diamond Face Frame

Square, rectangular, cat-eye, browline, aviator, and geometric frames are strong starting points. Oval faces can also wear round glasses when the size and proportion are balanced.

Cat-eye, round, browline, butterfly, and rimless styles are good first choices. They either add width near the brow or soften prominent cheekbones. The best final pair should also match your face width and clear your cheeks.

Yes. Round and softly rounded glasses contrast with angular cheekbones and a defined chin. Avoid choosing a very small circle simply because it is round; proportion and total width still matter.

They can. Rimless glasses keep the look light around the cheekbones and work well for minimal style. Choose a lens shape and width that balance your features, and confirm that the construction suits your prescription.

Try cat-eye, butterfly, rounded, or browline sunglasses. Check that the frame stays above your cheeks when you smile and does not become unstable at the bridge.

Yes. A rectangle can create a bold contrast, especially when its corners are softened and the frame is not too narrow. Avoid designs that combine sharp corners with a heavy lower rim if they crowd the cheekbones.