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A charcoal blazer, a white shirt open at the collar, two pairs of glasses on the table. Put on the Havana oval and the eye follows a fine line from temple to temple. Switch to matte black curves and the focus shifts back to the eyes. You haven't changed a stitch.
The oval: a horizontal line above the collar
The Miu Miu MU 05ZV in Ebony Havana pairs an acetate front with metal temples. Look at it from a three-quarter angle: the solid outline becomes lighter at the sides. We'd wear it with a loose blue shirt, long cuffs and hair tucked behind the ears. The shirt keeps the warm tortoiseshell from looking too carefully matched.
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The round frame: a curve against a sharp lapel
The matte black MOSCOT MILTZEN does almost the opposite. Its curved acetate front breaks up the angles of the lapels, while the muted finish holds its own against a heavy knit. For him, try a blue work jacket and a wool polo. For her, the same charcoal blazer, a white T-shirt and no other black accessory to match.
How to choose without a rule about face shape
Look at the lower rim before the name on the temple. An oval draws the eye outwards; a rounder lens has more depth in proportion to its width. Try both with something you actually wear and turn sideways in the mirror. Your everyday collar, hairstyle and earrings make a better comparison than a specially styled outfit.
The numbers 56 and 46 refer to the width of one lens, not the whole frame. They can't tell you how the bridge will sit. Start with a pair that fits comfortably and compare the bridge and temples too. How to read glasses measurements.
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