Triangle Face Frame

Frames that add visual width and definition to the upper part of the face can complement a triangle face. Browline, cat-eye, round, and slightly oversized glasses are useful styles to try.

Yes. Cat-eye glasses can work well on triangle faces because the upswept upper corners draw attention toward the eyes and add visual width around the brow area.

Round glasses can be a good choice, especially if you want to soften a wider or more defined jawline. Medium to slightly oversized round frames can create a balanced, relaxed look.

Yes. Browline glasses emphasize the upper part of the frame, which can visually balance a narrower forehead and a wider jaw. They are also a good option if you prefer a more structured style.

Medium to wide frames are often a good starting point. Look for a frame that sits comfortably across the temples and has enough width at the upper rim without extending too far beyond your face.

Cat-eye, browline, aviator, and rounded sunglasses are all worth trying. Styles with a noticeable upper rim can help draw attention upward while balancing the proportions of the face.

There are no frame shapes you need to avoid completely. However, very narrow frames or styles that are especially heavy along the bottom may draw more attention to the jawline. If you want a more balanced effect, try frames with stronger detailing along the top.