At Bar à Lunettes, we rely on 15 key morphological aspects to pinpoint the perfect pair of glasses.
 
1. Skin tone: We encourage colors that will enhance your natural complexion.
 
2. Eye color: A pair of glasses can indeed make your eyes pop. Subtle pigmentation in the iris can be brought out by using contrasting or analogous colors. 
 
3. Face width: To choose the right sized frame, the edge of the lens should be at the midpoint between the temple and the corner of the eye. 
 
4. Shape and position of nose: Given that the weight of your glasses is supported primarily by your nose, a frame's bridge should respect the width and angle of your nose. This will guarantee stability, comfort and a natural look. 
 
5. Pupillary Distance: For both technical and aesthetic reasons, eyes should be well centered.
 
6. Shape of the eye: Often overlooked, the shape of the lens can contour perfectly the shape of the eye. 
 
7: Long eyelashes: A proper distance between lens and eye can be measured to avoid smudges. 
 
8. Height of eyebrows: The rule about eyebrows is that we should not see them through the lenses, below the top of the frame. 
 
9. Shape of eyebrows: If eyes are the windows of your soul, eyebrows are the key to expression. The angle of the frame's brow should follow your natural expression. 
 
10. Height of ears: An inclined arm piece will tend to make your glasses slide on your nose. A straight horizontal arm will offer better stability. 
 
11. Ear position: This will determine the ideal length of the arms. 
 
12. Cheek bones: Glasses can add pep and oomph to your cheeks but shouldn't sit on them.
 
13. Jawline: Angles in the jawline can be enhanced of softened by the shape of your specs. 
 
14. Orbital Creases: We all carry baggage, some of us under our eyes. We can help disguise these unwanted bags.
 
15. Hiding wrinkles or facial scars: Why not? 
 
 
"It's when we try to find a strictly square or round face that we realize that we are all more or less oval . . . "
Marie-Sophie Dion O.O.D.