FrameLune Fit Notes

A Practical Frame-Fit Checklist Beyond Face-Shape Rules Face-shape advice can be a useful first filter, but it should never become a list of frames you are “allowed” to wear. A better decision comes from looking at proportion, fit, visual weight, color, and the job the glasses need to do in everyday life. Begin with the line you want around the eyes Every frame creates a visual line. A subtle upsweep can add lift, a round lens can soften an angular outfit, and a st

A Practical Frame-Fit Checklist Beyond Face-Shape Rules Face-shape advice can be a useful first filter, but it should never become a list of frames you are “allowed” to wear. A better decision comes from looking at proportion, fit, visual weight, color, and the job the glasses need to do in everyday life. Begin with the line you want around the eyes Every frame creates a visual line. A subtle upsweep can add lift, a round lens can soften an angular outfit, and a st

A Practical Frame-Fit Checklist Beyond Face-Shape Rules Face-shape advice can be a useful first filter, but it should never become a list of frames you are “allowed” to wear. A better decision comes from looking at proportion, fit, visual weight, color, and the job the glasses need to do in everyday life. Begin with the line you want around the eyes Every frame creates a visual line. A subtle upsweep can add lift, a round lens can soften an angular outfit, and a st

A Practical Frame-Fit Checklist Beyond Face-Shape Rules Face-shape advice can be a useful first filter, but it should never become a list of frames you are “allowed” to wear. A better decision comes from looking at proportion, fit, visual weight, color, and the job the glasses need to do in everyday life. Begin with the line you want around the eyes Every frame creates a visual line. A subtle upsweep can add lift, a round lens can soften an angular outfit, and a st

A Practical Frame-Fit Checklist Beyond Face-Shape Rules Face-shape advice can be a useful first filter, but it should never become a list of frames you are “allowed” to wear. A better decision comes from looking at proportion, fit, visual weight, color, and the job the glasses need to do in everyday life. Begin with the line you want around the eyes Every frame creates a visual line. A subtle upsweep can add lift, a round lens can soften an angular outfit, and a st