Zeelool Introduces Best Frame Shapes for Rectangular Face Shapes

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Best Frame Shapes for Rectangular Face Shapes:
Butterfly frames Glasses:
Butterfly frame glasses and aviator frame glasses are suitable for rectangular faces. These styles are frame styles that are deeper than they are wide. These styles can help add some curves and balance the angular features of the face.

Wide Frame glasses:

Wide frames with thick details and unique patterns can add depth to the face to balance the length of the face. Since rectangular faces tend to be longer, you'll want to choose glasses that help add width and create balance, which can be achieved by wearing oversized or wider frames.

Multicolor Frame Glasses:
Colored glasses will draw attention to the upper half of your face. That way, it makes people forget how long your face is.

Round Frame Glasses:
You can use thinner round frames to soften sharp lines, or frames with curved or rounded edges, also make sure the width of the frame is slightly wider than the cheekbones.

These styles can help add some softness to your facial features for a more balanced look.



Square Frame Glasses:
Look for square frames that add width to balance the length of your face, and glasses that shorten the length and make your face look wider.


High-frame glasses:
If you have a high forehead and a thin face, high-frame glasses can help shorten the vertical appearance of the face and create the illusion of a more proportional shape, and are the best choice for oblong faces.

Square, Round-Bottomed frames:
If you have a tall forehead and a thin face, square, tall, round-bottomed frames should be your first choice.  

Glasses with embellishments:
Bold or patterned frames help draw attention and add the width, adding interest to the face.
Avoid narrow frames:Avoid narrow frames as they will further elongate your face. Thin, narrow frames can make your face appear longer, so it's usually best to go with wider frames to help create more balance.



Rectangular face is characterized by a long and narrow face, the length is greater than the width. The forehead, cheeks, and chin are of similar width, and the cheek line is long and straight. A high forehead, long nose, high cheekbones, all contribute to adding length to the face. Rectangular faces are easy to identify with their slender silhouette.



Zeelool recommends that to add curves and soften the shape of a rectangular face, making it appear shorter and more balanced, choose frames that have both depth and width, with the depth being greater than the width.

Frames with decorative or contrasting colored temples can also add width to your face.

The temple detail is perfect for a rectangular face and looks great with rectangle frames, square frames or round frames glasses.

Choosing tall frames will help create balanced proportions on a rectangular face.

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