if there is one accessory star in the months of spring Summerthat’s the Sunglasses† In addition to complementing our outfitsfulfill a function: protect our eyesight of the sun. There are many models that each season are launched, some with highly innovative and groundbreaking forms, such as those which Louis Vuitton or Gucci bet this season: those who recorded one types of birds or butterfly wings on top of the mountain. But although some models are bad attractivecould it happen that these don’t fit the shape of our face† For this reason, we bring you the definitive guide so that: choose sunglasses based on the shape of your face† For starters, you need to know that there is six types of faces: oval, round, square, hexagonal, elongated and inverted triangular.
The first, the ovalis the most harmonic everything, and is characterized by being wider at the top than at the chin. Thank you to you perfect proportionscan be put all kinds of models because everyone feels good. The round are the ones as wide as they are long so they need? square and rectangular frames in large sizes to break with circularity† Instead, the square faces They need round or oval frames stop breaking with features so straight and marked of the jaw. The hexagonal facesalso called Diamondis characterized by a pointed chin and very angular shapes, so that the geometric glasses and with horizontal details on the upper part of the frame, they will be your best allies. While the elongated faces are long and very narrow, so the rectangular frames they are the right people to break with that verticality. Finally, the inverted trianglesThey are characterized by a forehead that is wider than the jaw, so the models that suit you best are those with smooth, curved contours on top of. Now that you know which type of sunglasses suits each face type, let’s give you a selection of seasonal models from different brands that feel good with each of these facesto inspire you when choosing your next mountain favorite:
This bold frame is characterized by its geometric design with the feminine shape of cat eye† The front mounting has a faceted edges that combine with three-dimensional sideburns decorated with an iconographic interpretation of the traditional logo, prada (€350).
Fashion model Traveler in green, from Ray Ban (€235).
rectangular with top frame and tortoiseshell finish, D.Franklin (€39.99).
Of round frame in a mix of colors and details on the pin, furla (CPV).
Of curved corners in pink Ethnicity Barcelona (€189).
Of octagonal front and with hollow relief in three colors, mr boho (€59).
By geometric shapewith an outer shell crystal purple color and the inner leaf in crystal pink acetate, Multi-optics Mo (€39).
Glasses round turtle meller (€49).
rectangular design with milled legs with foil detail, from Woody’s Eyewear (€155).
with glasses square purple with rounded details and with a distinctive bar, from Miu miu (CPV)
Glasses with white frame oval and detail of logo in the thick sideburns, of Chiara Ferragni Merk (€139).
Shaped as sharp cat eye and thick frame black acetate with a fine metal edge, Saint Laurent (€335).
with metal frame round in white acetate finely structured, bridge and legs with geometric elements, from thomas sabo (€179).
With accent list cat eye and turtle, fashion glasses (CPV).
Of oval black frame and detail of logo gold on the temple, versace (CPV).
Source: Marie Claire
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