What is the widest part of my face? What is the shape of my jaw? How long is my face? Is it longer than it is wide, and if so, by how much?
The possibilities are limitless! It only depends on your personal preferences. Experiment with earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.
Steer clear of round crowns, which can emphasize the roundness of your face. It is wise to select a hat with a high crown and straight brim to give your face more angles. Your main goal is to choose a hat that helps distract people’s attention from your facial curves. Slanting your hat forward draws out your face and gives a touch of definition.
Avoid any hats with tall crowns, which only elongate your face even more. A cloche worn low to your eyebrows can help conceal your high forehead, and, like sorcery, create an impression of the shortened face. The large brim of the fedora also counterbalances vertical curves.
Slanting the hat to one side will slim your face and draw attention to the eyes. Actually, any type will work well on you except those with large brims. Avoid shapes that accentuate the shape. Stay away from wide brims that only accentuate your forehead and narrow your chin.
Opt for a sunhat, a cowboy hat, a homburg, a cloche, or a toque, which gives you a feminine and flirty touch. A beret will elongate and cushion your facial contour. Tilting the hat off to one side breaks up the symmetry pattern of your square face. A sunhat with a pair of sunglasses and a flowing maxi dress adds boho-chic to your ensemble. It is a perfect combination for your beach vacation. Don’t wear a hat with a short brim, no brim, or a square hat. These two types of hats will both emphasize your angular face shape.
Never gets close to a crown that is narrower than the cheekbones.
