Size Details:
49mm lens width
24mm bridge width
150mm temple length
Available Frame Colors:
Black, Leopard, Navy Blue, Tarta Dark, Tarta-Ivory, Transparent Blue, Transparent Green, and Transparent Red.
400UV Protection
POLARIZED LENSES for category 2 and 3 sunglasses
Based on the facial shape guideline, we suggest Fiona Volpe for:
→ Oval faces
They have enough length and balance to carry this oversized, winged frame. The strong upper lift enhances symmetry without overwhelming proportions.
→ Round faces
The sharp, extended corners and heavy acetate introduce structure and definition. They break the circular geometry and visually slim the face.
→ Heart faces
The wide upper frame balances the broader forehead typical of heart faces, while the rounded lower portion softens the transition to a narrower chin.
→ Square faces
The lifted, curved cat-eye line counterbalances angular jawlines. The exaggerated temples distract from squared edges and harmonize the facial geometry.
Less indicated for:
→ Triangular faces
Here’s where your assumption might be off. Triangular faces (narrow forehead, wider jaw) clash with a frame that adds even more width at the top. Fiona Volpe amplifies the imbalance rather than correcting it.
→ Diamond faces
Diamond faces already have strong cheekbones and a narrow forehead. This frame pushes width further upward, making the proportion top-heavy. Oval or softer cat-eyes work better.
We also suggest a color that complements your skin, eyes, and hair tone.
Much depends on whether your hues are warm or cool.
→ Winter: Black, Navy Blue, Transparent Blue
Cool and intense complexions respond best to deep contrasts and icy reflections. Navy Blue and Transparent Blue reinforce clarity without adding warmth.
→ Autumn: Leopard, Tarta Dark, Tarta–Ivory
Warm, golden undertones need earth-based pigments. Leopard amplifies depth, while Tarta Dark and Tarta–Ivory align with amber, hazel, and chestnut shades.
→ Spring: Transparent Green, Transparent Red
Bright, fresh, warm skins pair well with luminous translucent tones. Transparent Green keeps the palette clean; Transparent Red adds warmth without heaviness.
→ Summer: Navy Blue, Transparent Green
Soft, cool undertones do best with muted, non-aggressive shades. Navy Blue works here too (it’s cool enough), and Transparent Green gives lightness without warmth.
