These Are The Best Glasses Frames That Look Super Flattering On Heart-Shaped Faces

Ray-Ban Unisex RX5154 Eyeglasses ($178)

You don’t have to stick to cat eyeglasses in order to find a pair that has a prominent endpoint and is wider than your forehead. These mirrored club master glasses by Ray-Ban are great because, while the frame is clear and unassuming on the bottom, the tops and sides are thicker, darker, and have a minimizing effect on the forehead. They also come in more than 10 shades that include neutral black, brown/beige stripes, tortoise, red on texture camouflage, and transparent.

Kate Spade New York Alva Cat Eye Readers ($68)

Heart-shaped faces were made for cat eye glasses and these readers are no exception (just ask your ophthalmologist to pop out the reader lenses and substitute with your prescription lenses). With a stylish lower tortoiseshell frame and extra-wide wing, these glasses cover your lower forehead and cheekbones with no problem.

Tom Ford Round Optical Glasses ($385)

You can pull off round glasses if you have a heart-shaped face, but the trick is finding a pair like this one that is large enough to provide coverage for a wider forehead and cheekbones. These Italian-made glasses are slightly wider than most round eyeglasses and feature the Tom Ford logo on the lenses, temples, and arm tips.

Izipizi Collection C Square Readers ($40)

Soften your look and make a seriously cute statement with these multicolored tortoise reader glasses, which have a slightly oversize (but not too large) square shape. They also come in tortoise, navy blue, and black.

Corinne McCormack Karli Rimless Reader Sunglasses ($68)

Everything about this sweet rimless pair of glasses is made with the heart-shaped face in mind: from its slightly wider-than-average top frame that minimizes forehead width to the delicate and soft band of gray that complements your face.

Corinne Mccormack Karli Rimless Reader Glasses ($13.99)

These cat eyeglasses hit all of the right marks when it comes to complementing heart-shaped faces. They curve upward to help give the illusion of a larger chin and come in the prettiest floral pattern to add softness to a wider face. However, if you don't like florals, they also come in leopard, translucent, and pink. And, whether or not you’re on a strict budget, you can’t beat the price.

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