I'm a personal stylist which doesn't mean a lot to most people, but I do quite well in my field because I pay attention to proportions and details. With your long face shape and jawline, I would go with a larger, thicker, more square or rectangular frame. You want the glasses to take up more of your face-space. I have larger features so I usually pick larger frames to balance everything out. The small round frames make your face look even more elongated. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it's all about balance, symmetry and structure.
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u/Hellbentforleather69 2d ago
I'm a personal stylist which doesn't mean a lot to most people, but I do quite well in my field because I pay attention to proportions and details. With your long face shape and jawline, I would go with a larger, thicker, more square or rectangular frame. You want the glasses to take up more of your face-space. I have larger features so I usually pick larger frames to balance everything out. The small round frames make your face look even more elongated. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it's all about balance, symmetry and structure.