Tall or Short Spectacle Frames? Ask Your Nose First.

When choosing spectacles, most people fixate on color, brand, or face shape. But the real game-changer?Your nose wing.

Yes—your nose quietly decides whether your glasses lift your look or drag it down.

👃 The Nose Wing Rule

There’s a high point where your nose wing (the outer curve of your nostril) starts to flare. That point is the anchor.

Your glasses’ lowest edge should sit at or just above this point.When frames dip below it—even slightly—you risk distorting your facial harmony. Your features may look heavier, your nose longer, and your expression… off.

👓 So, Tall or Short Frames?

• Tall frames (oversized lenses or deeper styles) can overwhelm if they extend below the nose wing’s peak.

• Shorter or well-fitted frames maintain proportion and support facial balance.

It’s not about banning certain shapes. It’s about where the lens ends and how it frames your individual structure.

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✨ Why It Matters

Your spectacles sit right in the center of your face.When the fit is wrong, no amount of makeup or good lighting can fix the imbalance. But when the frame aligns with your bone structure? You instantly look brighter, sharper, and more polished—effortlessly.

🌿 Style is Personal—But It Can Be Guided

The perfect pair of glasses doesn’t just fit your prescription; it fits you—your facial angles, your energy, your lifestyle. And that’s where expert guidance makes all the difference.

As an Image Consultant and the founder of Sustainable Styles, I specialize in helping clients decode details like these—so every style decision feels intuitive, elevated, and uniquely yours.

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📌 Not Sure What Frames Suit You?

Let’s figure it out together. From spectacles to full wardrobe alignment, I help you choose styles that don’t just “match”—they enhance.

The smartest frame isn’t the trendiest. It’s the one that respects your face.

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