Wide at the brow and tapering to a sculpted chin, this shape is expressive and romantic. Opt for frames with lifted edges or gentle curves—such as refined cat-eyes or balanced aviators—that soften contrast and enhance proportion.

A strong jaw and symmetrical browline define this sculptural face. Introduce rounded or elliptical frames to soften angularity and amplify natural strength with graceful restraint.

Balanced and gently tapered, the oval face is a canvas for experimentation. Nearly every silhouette finds harmony here. The luxury lies in choice.

Long and slender with subtle curves, this face welcomes frames that add width and dimension. Oversized or deep-set profiles ground the form, bringing visual balance to its vertical rhythm.

Full cheeks and gentle contours evoke warmth and symmetry. Contrast this with angular frames that elongate the face and add definition.

40mm - 62mm

Determines the overall width of the lenses and influences the frame’s scale on the face. Larger lenses provide more visual impact and coverage; smaller sizes offer a subtler profile.

14mm – 24mm

The distance between the two lenses, measured across the nose. Critical for fit and balance. A narrow bridge suits smaller or lower nose bridges; a wider bridge accommodates broader nose structures.

120mm – 150mm

The length of the temple from the hinge to the ear bend. Affects overall stability and comfort. Proper length ensures the frame sits securely without pressure or slippage.

Lens Width: 44–48mm
Bridge width: 15 – 18mm
Frame Width: 120–130mm

Designed for narrower faces or those drawn to understated elegance, small frames offer a snug fit across the bridge and temples without sacrificing distinction. They suit individuals with slender features & closer-set eyes.

Lens Width: 51 – 54mm
Bridge Width: 17 – 21mm
Frame Width: 130 – 140mm

A medium frame offers a balanced, proportional fit across the face, sitting comfortably at the temples without excessive width or overhang. It aligns well with average facial dimensions, neither dominating nor disappearing within the facial architecture.

Lens Width: 55 – 58mm
Bridge Width: 18 – 22mm
Frame Width: 140 – 150mm

Wide frames feature a broader front and longer temples, extending further across the face. They create a deliberate oversized aesthetic while still maintaining ergonomic alignment—especially suitable for wider facial structures or those seeking dramatic visual presence.