Your features, skin tone and style can affect how your eyewear looks on you. Our CNET experts are here to help with frame ...

And if you like the way a certain frame looks on you, even if it's not one of the "best" for your face shape, own it. Your style is yours, and you aren't limited to any rule book.

Picking glasses for face shape can be hard. But here are some pro tips to help you out—plus, the number one thing to look for in frames. First, there are so many different face shapes out there ...

Your oval face shape means you have a combination of soft and angular lines. Lucky for you, almost all frame shapes will suit ...

The solution is simple: Wear glasses that complement your face shape. Here, we've assembled a set of representative good-looking dudes and a few frames that work for them.

Faced with hundreds of frames in a boutique, shopping for a new pair of glasses can be overwhelming. But knowing what styles best suit your face shape can save you a lot of time and energy. Find ...

Sunglasses block out about 30 percent of the face, hiding lines and signs of aging while also creating the illusion of greater facial symmetry. It,s harder to do this with optical frames for obvious ...

Eyeglasses on displays look really cool, but when you try it on, you feel disappointed because it actually doesn’t look great on you.

Oblong: An oblong face is longer than it is wide with a slight narrowing at the jaw. Choose softer shapes and frames with tall lenses tall such as square d-frames, rounded base shapes and aviators.