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STYLE TIPS
Glasses frame the eyes
The range of frames available is extensive thanks to constant aesthetic, technological and comfort research, allowing frames to be made in different materials and shapes. The perfect frame is selected with the advice of our image consultants according to certain characteristics:
- face shape
- material type
- how the glasses will be used
The frame should always sit harmoniously on the face. For each face shape, some frames work better with the morphology of the face. This is why the first step is to identify the shape of the face:
ROUND FACE
How to recognise it?
Full, round face
Which frame shapes are recommended?
Oval or square frames with rounded corners
LONG OVAL FACE
How to recognise it?
The distance between the cheekbones is shorter than the distance from the hairline to the chin.
Which frame shapes are recommended?
Large square or round frames
SQUARE FACE
How to recognise it?
The distance between the cheekbones is shorter than the distance from the hairline to the chin.
Which frame shapes are recommended?
Large square or round frames
HEART-SHAPED FACE
How to recognise it?
Pronounced cheekbones and a broad forehead
Which frame shapes are recommended?
Teardrop, cat-eye or square frames
Colours that enhance skin and complexion
Skin tone depends on the percentage of:
- carotene: yellow/orange pigmentation
- melanin: brown pigmentation
- haemoglobin: red pigmentation
Enhancing colours, which are in harmony with our natural tones, reflect and radiate outwards, making us look brighter and more radiant. Non-enhancing colours, by contrast, are absorbed by the face and emphasise irregularities.
Colours have a "temperature" and are divided into:
- Warm: red, yellow, orange (associated with sunlight and warmth)
- Cool: blue, ice, indigo (evoking snow, sea and sky)
VIRTUAL TRY-ON
Our website uses virtual try-on technology, allowing you to try frames as if you were looking in a mirror, through your webcam or mobile phone. What are you waiting for? Try all our frames.