A round face is defined by soft curves and a width and length that are close to equal. The aim when choosing sunglasses is to introduce structure and a sense of length, which adds definition and balance.
What to look for
Reach for frames with clean angles and a little width. Square, rectangular, and geometric shapes contrast the natural softness of a round face, while an upswept cat-eye lifts the cheekbones and draws the eye outward.
Shapes that flatter a round face
- Square frames. The most reliable choice. Explore square sunglasses such as the Victor and Paname silhouettes.
- Cat-eye frames. The upswept corners add length and elegance. See the cat-eye collection.
- Oversized frames with structure. Generous proportions with defined edges work well. Browse oversized sunglasses.
What to avoid
Small, fully round frames tend to echo the curves of the face rather than balance them. If you love a rounded look, choose a larger, more sculptural version instead.
Finish and colour
A deep tortoise acetate adds warmth without heaviness, and a slim metal temple keeps the look refined. For more on choosing by feature, see our complete face shape guide.