Glasses for Triangle Face

Add Upper-Frame Interest for Triangle Faces

Cat-eye, browline, and aviator shapes can bring visual interest toward the upper part of a triangle-shaped face. Start with browline glasses for a defined top line, then compare softer or more upswept alternatives according to your style.

Check Width Around the Jaw and Temples

Glasses for triangle faces should be assessed from the front and side, especially where the temples meet the frame. Avoid choosing solely from a face-shape label; aviator glasses offer a broader upper silhouette with several rim and bridge variations.

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FAQ

What shape of glasses is best for a triangle face?

Triangular face shapes have a prominent forehead, wide jawline, and flat chin appearance. Wearing frame styles that lighten the wider lower portion of the face and soften the angles of the face to balance out the facial features, this frame shape is an excellent choice for people with triangular face shapes. Rectangular Glasses: Rectangular or square frames usually have vertical lines that help elongate the face and help balance the wider jawline of a triangular face shape by adding width to the upper part of the face. Cat Eye Glasses: Cat eye frames have signature upturned temples that help balance the wider jawline of triangular face shapes. The upturned cat eye rim design also draws attention upward, adding width to the upper part of the face. Aviator Glasses: Teardrop shaped aviator frames add width to the forehead, helping to offset the width of the jawline and create a balanced look. Round Glasses: Round frames help soften the angles and add curves to a triangular face shape. Choose round frames that are slightly wider than the forehead to add width to the upper part of the face and create a softer overall look. Browline Glasses: Browline frames can help draw attention to the upper part of the face, balancing a wider jawline and highlighting the eyes and forehead. Geometric Glasses: Geometric frames with unique shapes are also great for triangular face shapes as they add attraction to the upper part of the face and draw attention away from the wider jawline.