Glasses: Best frame for a triangular face?

glenn1

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I'd say one of the oval shapes, start with the MA043 and go from there. Last thing you'd want is one of their sharp rectangular or diamond shaped frames or something similar which emphasizes the strong angles in your jawline if you have a narrow chin, rather you want something which lends balance and a sense of curvature.
 

OS

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sunglasshut.com has a very good guide for frame style appropriate for various face shapes
 

JEDI

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Originally posted by: OS
sunglasshut.com has a very good guide for frame style appropriate for various face shapes

Heart shaped face:
Minimize the upper portion of the face by choosing frames no wider than the forehead and angling outward at the bottom corners. Temples shouldn't be placed too high.
Frame suggestions - Very Light Colors and Rimless Styles

hm..none of the glasses in the link in my original post are rimless (or even half-rim). and none of them look like they're angling out at the bottom corners. in fact, most look like they are angling in at the bottom
 

Confused

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Originally posted by: JEDI
Originally posted by: Confused
Why not contacts?

never wore contacts b4. dont want to deal w/the hassle right now

Neither did I until a month ago.

I've got contacts that you put in, leave them for a month, then replace them.

I don't think there's a way of having less hassle! Even putting on glasses and taking them off every time you go to bed, have a shower etc is more hassle!


Confused
 

DeMeo

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what's the Hypotenuse of the triagular face? That may help in the decision.