BOZEVON Women Triangle Sunglasses - UV400 Eyewear Retro Vintage Cat Eye Sunglasses

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Glasses for oblong face types tend to be quite angular. A straight edged men's eyeglass style with sharp lens corners creates balance to your undulating hairline. When you’re shopping for triangle face shape glasses, your goal is to find a frame shape that helps to balance out your features. You’re looking to complement your wide jawline with some extra width across the top part of your face. You also want your eyeglasses to draw attention from your jaw up to your eyes — which are, after all, the windows of your soul. Choosing your new spectacles, this advice should help you feel more confident and emphasise your best characteristics. Determining if you have a triangle face shape is easy—just look at your jawline. You likely have a triangle-shaped face if you have a wide jawline and angular chin that creates a base-down triangle.

There are certain frame shapes that—while fashionable—won't flatter your triangular face shape. That means no: Generally, it's best to opt for frames that sit wider than the widest part of your face and have gently curved edges to help soften the angles of a triangle face shape. However, if a round frame just isn’t your thing, we totally get it. Instead, opt for a frame with a much straighter brow-line. Glasses like these are more assertive in the upper half but still rounded in the lower half.For everyday environments: we suggest an angular pair of men's eyeglasses. T o contrast your gentle face-structure sharp/rectangular glasses are a good way to go. The best frames will balance the strong lines of your face with some softness and create symmetry with extra width around the eyes. With that in mind, take a look in the mirror and see if your answer is yes to some or all of the following: Eyeglasses having wider frames or oversize can be selected to enhance the upper part of the face. This will take away the broadness of the face and will make the face look equally proportionate. Also unusual shape glasses with the smaller lower part and broader upper part. Styles like cat-eye, round, oval, rectangle, and aviator glasses can be particularly flattering for triangular faces.

Rectangle glasses with softly curved corners help to create balance by contrasting with your triangular features. They’re also a strong shape that draws the eye upwards, and their horizontal lines add width across the top part of your face, creating a pleasing symmetry.Every Johnny Depp fan knows how much his tint glasses are admired. And many 80s glasses frames had tinted lenses. The benefit was not just reduced glare as you might guess, but highlighted eyes that garner appreciation. They also bring out your gorgeous facial features and compliment you accordingly. For something a little more brave, a frame with a stong brow-line will give you that angularity we’ve already suggested. A rounded lower half will simultaneously give a more creative and bolder aesthetic, perfect for less formal occasions. Both triangle face shapes and inverted triangle face shapes tend to have defined jawlines in the broadest area of the face, usually with pointed chins.

Also known as transition lenses, they save from the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun, while reducing glare and helping you make a statement. Plus, they help avoid the trouble of carrying two pairs with you always. One for times you are under the sun, and the other when you are beneath a roof. Glasses for a triangular face should aim to balance and soften the broader jawline while complementing the narrower forehead. Here are glasses frames that are particularly well-suited for a triangular face shape: A frame shape with pronounced browlines is also an excellent choice. The horizontal line breaks up the downward angle of your face and helps soften your features. This face shape is very adaptable, so your taste and dress sense are going to inform your eyewear decision. But you also want your glasses to last you the next two years and survive the ever changing trends.

Triangle Face Shape Glasses Flatter Your Features

Pair glasses frames are made from tough cellulose acetate, while our lenses are made from scratch- and impact-resistant polycarbonate, so you know you’re investing in a pair of glasses that will last. Let’s take a closer look at the triangle face shape, identify the most popular triangle face frames , and explore some celebrity circles who have embraced their triangle-shaped faces. Now that you know what are the most suitable glasses for triangular face shape, get a couple of these above-mentioned impressive non-prescription or prescription glasses and put your best foot forward. Conclusion For people with an inverted triangle face shape, frames that draw attention to the lower part of the face, such as cat-eye or round frames, can help balance the wider forehead and narrow jawline. By doing so, you can avoid the pitfalls of fast fashion to secure a pair of men’s eyeglasses that’ll suit you, even when trends have been and gone.

With that in mind, these are some of the best triangular face shape glasses frames. Rectangular Frames If you want your triangle face shape glasses to really work for you, go ahead and enhance your lenses with some handy add-ons. For example: Your face widens further into a defined jawline, which is the broadest part of your face (imagine this as the base of the triangle) The history of Aviators has sparked quite a lot of debate on the World Wide Web. While it may not be certain whether it was the Ray-Ban or the American Optical who created it first, one thing is for sure. And that is the love for Aviators among people. You might have heard that the style was first introduced in sunglasses. They were specially designed for the airmen during World War 1 as history speaks. However, it was not only in the 80s that the world observed a surge in the sales of these glasses. All thanks to Tom Cruise and his movie ‘Top Gun’, aviators became one of the most popular 80s glasses styles. And from then onwards, it has never missed its position on the trend charts and nevermore will.When you have a triangular face shape, there’s no point in trying to blend in. Quite simply, your features tend to stand out — in a good way, of course. That makes it particularly important to find the right triangle face shape glasses to complement your looks. Whether you opt for oversized glasses, cat-eye frames, or square/rectangular glasses, there's a wide range of chic and stylish options available that bridge function with fashion.