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Eyeglasses
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Round glasses
Round glasses have circular or near-circular lenses that soften the lines of a face. They suit square and angular faces especially well and have a long history with writers, musicians and anyone who likes a slightly studious look. Compare lens width and bridge carefully: round lenses can feel smaller than their numbers suggest, so check the front width against a pair you already wear.
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About round frames
A round frame draws attention to the eyes and balances a strong jaw or broad forehead. Thin metal rims read as light and quiet; thicker acetate rims make a stronger statement. Because round lenses are often shallower than rectangular ones, check the lens height if you wear progressive lenses. Keyhole bridges, common on round frames, sit slightly higher on the nose and can suit a lower bridge. If you like the idea but want a little more structure, oval frames sit between the two.