💡 Regardless of your face shape, choosing glasses is a matter of personal taste. There isn't a 'best' frame shape that is tailored to your face shape—be it oval, square, or triangle. In reality, any pair of glasses can enhance any face shape. It simply hinges on which ones you favor the most.
However, it's worth noting that certain glasses may accentuate the features of triangle faces. We'll assist you in determining which glasses might pique your interest. Let's dive in!
Glasses for Heart Shaped Faces: How to Find the Perfect Frame
💡 What is a Heart-Shaped Face?
A heart-shaped face typically features a wide forehead, high cheekbones, and a narrow, pointed chin.
This face shape is beautifully dynamic but can be tricky when choosing glasses that balance the proportions.
💡 Best Glasses Styles for Heart-Shaped Faces
1. Round Frames
Soft curves help balance a sharper jawline and add harmony to wider foreheads.
2. Light-Colored or Rimless Frames
They add subtle structure without overwhelming delicate chin lines.
3. Cat-Eye Frames
They follow the natural contour of the face and highlight cheekbones.
4. Bottom-Heavy Frames
This creates visual balance by drawing attention downward.
💡 Styles to Avoid (But Not Always)
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Oversized top-heavy frames
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Very angular or boxy frames
These can make the forehead look even wider. But fashion rules are made to be broken—so trust your style too.
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💡 Korean-Style Frames That Flatter Heart Faces
At Seoul Optics, we curate frames specially designed for Asian facial features—including lower nose bridges and softer cheekbone angles.
Some of our most popular Asian-fit frames for heart-shaped faces include:
- symonds
- Bellevue
- Atherton
- Astoria
- Magog
+) Need prescription lenses? All of our frames support custom SPH, CYL, and axis inputs !
💡 How to Try Glasses for Your Face Shape (Online!)
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💡 Final Tips
- Look for balance: round or slightly upswept frames work great
- Lighter materials keep the look subtle
- Asian-fit matters—especially for proper bridge fit and comfort