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"With the insane popularity of \"nerd-chic\" not necessarily prescribed lenses, and the proliferation of new designer sunglass lines (hello, Olsen twins and Alexander Wang!) one thing is clear: frames are hot! Alas, the gloriously chunky... With the insane popularity of \"nerd-chic\" not necessarily prescribed lenses, and the proliferation of new designer sunglass lines (hello, Olsen twins and Alexander Wang!) one thing is clear: frames are hot! Alas, the gloriously chunky styles, and wonderfully cat-eyed shapes won't work on everyone (which I sadly discovered during my last eye exam), so I turned to the frame gurus at Solstice for their tips on how to fit your frames to your face shape.\n\nRoundA round face is just that - full and possessing curvilinear lines, with the width and length in the same proportions and little to no angles.Goal: Frames should make the face appear longer and thinner.Tips: Go for slightly angular frames, which will narrow a round face. Avoid excessively rounded or square styles, which will exaggerate facial roundness. Also, high or mid-height temples help to create a longer profile. Look for a clear bridge that widens the eyes, and colored temples add width. Finally, metal frames with adjustable nose pads will keep lenses from resting on fuller cheeks.\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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