Your sunglasses verdict, part by part

Your face shape, named from the same seven-shape system our face-shape guide teaches: oval, round, square, heart, oblong, diamond, or triangle. Borderline faces get a secondary shape too, plus the honest advice for the boundary: read both guides and take what they agree on. Three plain-language observations explain what the stylist saw in your photo — no invented measurements, no decimals for show.

Not a list of everything that could work — a ranked shortlist of the three styles that balance your specific geometry, each with the reason it earns its place. The reasons matter more than the names: they are what let you judge a frame that isn't on the list.

Two or three styles that repeat what your face already has, and why. This is the half most guides leave out, and it saves the most money: the expensive mistake is rarely buying the wrong good frame, it is buying the right frame for someone else's face.

Frame color follows your coloring, not your face shape. If your color season is already saved to your account, your frame and lens colors come straight from that palette. If not, the stylist reads your undertone and contrast from the same photo — and the full color analysis can pin them down properly later.