Bella Hadid Glasses

The most flattering frame depends on your face shape, and there's a clear logic to it. Our glasses and face-shape guide covers every face shape with specific frame recommendations to help you find the best fit for your features.

Yes, varifocal lenses can be added to any frame at checkout. They give you clear vision at distance, intermediate and reading in a single pair, with no visible line.

For all-day comfort it comes down to weight, fit and material. Lightweight frames, titanium, TR-90 or thin metal, with adjustable nose pads stay comfortable from morning to evening.

Yes. Every frame lists three key measurements, lens width, bridge width and temple (arm) length, so you can match the size to a pair that already fits you well.

Classic shapes stay popular year after year: cat-eye, round, square and oversized frames all pair everyday comfort with a fashionable look.

Right now: rimless designs, vintage-inspired and bold statement frames, oversized styles and timeless thin-metal frames, with cat-eye and aviator shapes still going strong.

There's no right or wrong, it's your choice. Many people consider their skin tone and hair colour; our frame-colour guide helps you pick a shade that complements your look.

Yes. Almost any frame can be made into prescription sunglasses, add a sun tint, polarised or photochromic lenses at checkout for full UV protection and clear, corrected vision outdoors.

Yes, photochromic lenses (Adaptions® and Transitions®) can be added to any frame. They darken in UV light outdoors and clear indoors, an all-in-one solution if you often move between light conditions.

They should sit comfortably on the bridge of your nose without pinching or sliding. The frame front should be about as wide as the widest part of your face, and the arms should run straight back to your ears.

Yes, fashionable frames start from just £9, with free standard single-vision lenses included. You can add blue-light or anti-reflective options for a small extra.