Round Face Shape
Bring definition to your look. For round faces characterized by soft curves and balanced proportions, the goal is to create contrast. Discover our curated selection of angular frames and rectangular glasses designed to add structure and elongate your features. Not sure if this is you? Take our Perfect Frame Quiz here.
How to Choose the Best Glasses for Round Faces
Finding the perfect pair of frames for round faces is all about creating visual balance. Because round faces typically have a similar width and height with fuller cheeks, geometric eyewear and square-shaped frames act as a counterpoint to the face's natural softness. At Burghley & Co, we recommend avoiding small or circular frames, which can make a round face appear even more curved. Instead, opt for wayfarer styles, oversized rectangles, or cat-eye glasses that pull the eye upward and outward. Whether you are looking for prescription glasses or designer sunglasses, our collection focuses on high-quality materials and silhouettes that provide a slimming, sophisticated effect.
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Hackett Bespoke Optical Frames HEB335 611 48 -
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Longchamp Optical Frames LO2692 001 54 -
Guess Optical Frames GU50099 020 54 -
Guess Optical Frames GU2993-D 044 54 -
Gant Optical Frames GA3292 020 54 -
Ted Baker Optical Frames TB8249 622 57 -
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Ted Baker Optical Frames TB9236 144 51 -
Ted Baker Optical Frames TB8220 145 53 -
Ted Baker Optical Frames TB8220 001 53
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