Oval Face Shape
The ultimate versatile canvas. Because your features are naturally balanced with high cheekbones, you can pull off almost any style, from bold geometric shapes to classic aviators. To maintain your symmetry, choose frames that are just as wide as the broadest part of your face. Discover your unique style match with our Frame Finder Quiz.
The Most Flattering Frames for Oval Faces
If you have an oval face shape, you have the most flexible proportions in the world of eyewear. Characterized by a forehead that is slightly wider than the jawline, the best glasses for oval faces are those that maintain this natural equilibrium. While you can experiment with bold oversized frames or vintage round glasses, the key is to ensure the frames don't disrupt your facial balance. At Burghley & Co, we suggest frames with a strong bridge and a width that matches your face's widest point. From square frames to rectangular silhouettes, our oval face collection offers endless variety for both optical and sun wear.
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Timberland Optical Frames TB1780-H 001 51 -
Michael Kors Sunglasses 0MK2205 395473 52 -
Michael Kors Optical Frames 0MK3019 1116 56 -
Giorgio Armani Sunglasses 0AR8118 504281 53 -
Michael Kors Sunglasses 0MK1135B 11084Z 59 -
Armani Exchange Optical Frames 0AX3090 8041 55 -
Michael Kors Optical Frames 0MK3018 1195 54 -
Ted Baker Optical Frames TB4336 655 55 -
Ted Baker Optical Frames TB4343 002 55 -
Ted Baker Optical Frames TBB988 253 46 -
Scotch & Soda Optical Frames SS4030 107 52 -
Scotch & Soda Optical Frames SS4024 059 51
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