About Square Face Shapes

A stand-out feature of square-shaped faces is the jaw, being the widest part of the face. The hairline and jawline are almost horizontal with the cheekbones protruding slightly. Square-shaped faces commonly possess strong, angular features and a distinctly sharp, straight line from the forehead to the top of the jaw.
What Should I Look for in a Frame?
With a wider cheek, the most important thing is to focus on the upper part of the face. Round or oval glasses are highly recommended to give this face shape a naturally balanced look.
Most Flattering Frames
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Round
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Oval
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Cat-Eye
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Browline
Frames to Avoid
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Square
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Rectangle
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Geometric
Recommended Glasses Frames
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Belly $39
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School $39
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Y7060
$89$84.55 -
Oboe $49
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Calloway $69
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Swan $49
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Yates $59
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Anchorage $49
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Dyson $39
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Eagle $49
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Melo
$39$37.05 -
Y7058 $89
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School
$68$59 -
Belly
$68$59 -
Swan
$78$69 -
Oboe
$78$69 -
Yates
$88$79 -
Eagle
$78$69 -
Hagen
$78$69 -
Club
$88$79 -
Lucasta
$88$79 -
Mojo
$88$79 -
Spire
$88$79 -
Dyson
$68$59
Celebrities with Square Faces
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Elizabeth Debicki -
Joe Keery -
Margot Robbie -
Zac Efron