Largest Selection of Top Designer Eyeglasses Frames

British maker Burberry pairs precision with luxury: From its trademark trench coat to its iconic check pattern, the Burberry brand epitomizes refinement. Burberry sunglasses and eyeglasses frames showcase the style and quality you expect of this storied designer label.

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Costa eyewear is made for water worshipers, by water worshipers. Patented lens technology provides absolute clarity and protection on the water, and the performance frames refuse to slip, rust, or weigh you down. The Costa legacy of innovative design continues in the Untangled line of recycled eyewear made from discarded commercial fishing nets.

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Italian designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana first carried their cosmopolitan vision to the world in high-end clothing, and later accessories and eyewear. Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses and eyeglasses are unconventional and flavorful, shrugging off classic form in favor of daring design.

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Italian designer Giorgio Armani, celebrated for his red-carpet couture, offers exquisite options in eyewear. Capturing the refined glamour exclusive to this fashion house, Giorgio Armani eyewear defines A-list style with its clean lines and inspired designs.

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Gucci eyewear is a beautiful extension to its existing lines of luxury apparel, handbags, and fragrances. The Italian couture design house creates glasses with quality and exquisite style in mind, for the discerning buyer.

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The colorful world of Kate Spade began at a boutique in New York City, with a line of handbags. Kate Spade New York became a brand synonymous with trendy, feminine fashion and designer quality. Kate Spade glasses and sunglasses offer the same vibrant style the label has embraced from the beginning.

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Developed on the Hawaiian island of Maui, Maui Jim sunglasses are designed to eliminate glare and combat UV rays while enhancing colors. The American Skin Cancer Foundation has endorsed Maui Jim sunglasses for offering the highest possible amount of UV protection to the eyes and surrounding skin. Maui Jim eyewear is popular at the beach and on the water for its superior glare-cutting lens features and durable frames.

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Oakley eyewear represents the culmination of performance innovation and modern design. The brand continues to pave the way in sports-specific lens technology for both regular and prescription sunglass lenses, and also offers athletic eyeglasses frames for the sports-minded glasses wearer.

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A Supreme Arrow symbol at the temple hinge betrays this elegant, artful eyewear as Persol, but it's only the beginning. Behind the timeless beauty of the frames is the brand’s original and innovative design that makes these glasses and sunglasses as comfortable as they are famous: The patented Persol Meflecto flexible stem system allows the temples to adapt to any face shape, reducing pressure at the sides of the head for unsurpassed comfort.

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A distinctly original Italian designer label, Prada opens the door into a world of cutting-edge fashion. Prada began as an exclusive store specializing in luggage, accessories, and luxury goods, but now the brand offerings include eyewear that echoes its avant-garde approach to style.

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Ralph Lauren's flagship POLO brand emerged in as a premium lifestyle label for the clean-cut and well-tailored man. Now, POLO eyeglasses and sunglasses offer tasteful style and superior quality for men and women who prefer American prep-inspired, modern-meets-vintage style.

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Since the s, this leading luxury lifestyle brand has offered sophisticated, classic products. The Ralph Lauren eyewear collection continues the tradition with tailored and timeless eyewear styles, and dependable quality for men and women.

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Founded in the USA, Ray-Ban originally produced sunglasses for U.S. military pilots. Today, it's one of the world's most celebrated eyewear brands, creating glasses and sunglasses in a variety of frame and lens styles, including the iconic Wayfarer and Aviator silhouettes. Then and now, Ray-Ban glasses nod to impeccable classic style.

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Born out of the U.S. military's need for durable eyewear, Wiley X was founded by a veteran whose goal was creating shatterproof, ballistics-rated glasses for the U.S. Armed Forces. Today, the brand’s durable frames and authentic WX Lab lenses are available for civilians who live life on the edge, hunting, fishing, and riding the open road.

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Everyone is different, but the following rules are a good jumping off point when picking the frame that best fits your face. Above all, make sure that you choose something that doesn’t cover your eyebrows, won’t rest on your cheeks, and centers your lenses directly over your pupils.

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Face Shape & Frame Style

Oval Face

Lucky you! Your face looks good in most frame styles. We only recommend that you pick something in proportion to your face.

Suggested Styles
Any frame shape

Square Face

You can complement a square face with frames that are slightly curved. The top of the frames should sit high enough on the face to minimize your jaw line. Square faces generally have prominent jaw lines, a broad forehead and wide cheekbones. Soft curvy styles will reduce the angles of your face and give you more definition.

Suggested Styles
Classic ovals, cat eye shapes
and rounded shapes

Oblong Face

Oblong faces are long, narrow and similar to square faces in that the chin and cheek are of nearly the same width.  However, your facial length is far greater than its width. You may widen and shorten the face with frame styles that do not go beyond the widest part of the face.

Suggested Styles
Round and square

Diamond Face

A diamond shaped face looks better with round or square frame styles. Frames with short horizontal and long vertical lines will also fit well. Adding decorative or contrasting temples will make your face look wider.

Suggested Styles
Oval, Square and Rimless

Round Face

If you want to make your face look longer, select a frame with straight or angular lines.  Deep, dark colors also help. Your frame should be equal or slightly wider than the broadest part your face. You can also add definition with soft, angular, rectangular styles or double brow styles or try frames with higher temples.

Suggested Styles
Wider frames with angular shapes or rectangular styles

Triangle Face

This shape is defined by a broad forehead and narrow mouth and chin.  Frames with a thin rim and vertical lines will help balance the bottom part of the face. Frames should not sit too high on the face. Avoid large frames, heavy nose bridges, bold colors and square shapes. Styles should angle outward at the top corner and be wide enough to balance the jaw line.

Suggested Styles
Metal rimless frames, frames with straight top lines and cat eye shapes

Other Hints

Noses

If you have a large nose, you may want to select oversize frames for balance. Longer noses are best complemented by high sidebars that draw attention upward toward the temples and a double bridge can make your nose appear shorter. If you have a small nose, a high bridge in a light color can lengthen a short nose to one that is small in proportion to the rest of the face.

Coloring

Lighter frames and frame colors tend to disappear on the face if you want to minimize the appearance of your glasses. Dark, bold and chunky frames stand out and make fashion statements. If you have a fair complexion lightweight frames with a touch of color or lighter tortoiseshell colors may work best. People with darker complexions and hair color should consider bold frames and bold colors and may look great in gold silver or clear frames

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