Rectangle Sunglasses

• What are rectangle sunglasses?

  Frames of rectangular sunglasses are sharp and straight, and the lenses are wider than they are tall. This gives the sunglasses a clean, geometric look. People who liked a simple style liked square sunglasses, which were popular in the 1980s and 1990s. They are made of acetate or metal. Frames in modern styles are often big and thin for a simple, modest look. When you want to balance out a round or oval face shape, rectangular sunglasses are the best choice. They block UV rays and give your look a mature, professional touch.

• Who wears rectangular sunglasses?

  Because they have sharp edges that stand out against soft features, rectangular sunglasses look good on round or square faces.
  You can wear them to work with a suit or a casual jacket for a clean, professional look.
  Fashion minimalists like muted colors like black and tortoiseshell because they look clean.

• What is the difference between square and rectangular sunglasses?

  Form: Sunglasses that are square have the same height and width, while sunglasses that are rectangular are wider and slightly shorter.
  Face Shape: Both square and rectangular sunglasses look better on round or oval faces because they add depth. Rectangular sunglasses also soften angular chins, which makes them great for heart-shaped faces.
  Fashion: Sunglasses that are square are bold and retro, while sunglasses that are rectangular are modern and simple.