Elise

Elise – Oversized Retro Rivets Pilot Sunglasses Bold aviator glamour meets everyday practicality.

Elise combines oversized frames, luxe rivet detailing, and UV400 lenses for style that’s as protective as it is sophisticated. 

Why You’ll Love Elise:  

• Oversized aviator silhouette – timeless and flattering  
• Rivet detailing – a luxe, fashion-forward twist  
• UV400 lenses – full sun protection
• Lightweight comfort – designed for all-day wear 

Perfect For:  Effortless city chic, summer events, and making a bold style statement 

💖 The Fox Shades Promise 💖  

Designed with love, built for confidence, and made to last. Stand out with fearless style

🛒 Click ‘Add to Cart’ today and make Elise your signature aviators.

Secure yours now – limited pairs available!

Elise Sunglasses Size & Fit Guide

There’s an easy confidence to a classic aviator shape. Elise brings rounded lower curves and a double bridge in a clean black finish.

The pictured dark lenses and fine outline keep the front understated. Picture it with denim, a relaxed shirt or simple weekend layers for a little retro character.

Love the look? Compare Elise with a pair you already enjoy wearing.

Elise at a Glance

Measurement	Size
Overall frame width	148 mm
Lens width	54 mm
Frame height shown	54 mm
Bridge width	19 mm
Temple (arm) length	134 mm

Find Your Favourite Proportions

Start with Elise’s 148 mm overall width, then compare its 54 mm lens width and 54 mm height reference with a pair you love. Looking at width and depth together helps you picture the proportions.

A Closer Look at the Fit

The bridge is marked 19 mm and the arms 134 mm. Check the centre shape and the curve behind the ears alongside a pair that already feels right.

If Elise has caught your eye, these comparisons can help you take the next step with confidence.

Elise Size & Fit FAQs

How does Elise’s aviator front compare in width with Emma?

Elise is marked 148 mm overall and Emma 143 mm. Compare the 5 mm difference with the span of your favourite pair.

Are Elise’s lens-width and height references both 54 mm?

Yes. The guide marks 54 mm for the lens width and the vertical frame-height reference. The aviator outline still has its own curves.

Which bridge on Elise does the 19 mm measurement refer to?

It is the central spacing between the lens areas. The upper brow bar is a separate design detail without its own width supplied.

What should I check if I prefer longer aviator arms?

Elise’s arms are marked 134 mm. Compare them with your current pair and look at where the tips bend.

Can Elise’s nose pads help me compare the way it sits?

Look at their arrangement alongside the 19 mm bridge and a pair whose resting position you like. This gives a fuller visual comparison.

Measurements come from the supplied Elise size image. Compare them with a familiar pair; frame contours and personal preferences also influence fit.

Elise Sunglasses Size & Fit Guide

There’s an easy confidence to a classic aviator shape. Elise brings rounded lower curves and a double bridge in a clean black finish.

The pictured dark lenses and fine outline keep the front understated. Picture it with denim, a relaxed shirt or simple weekend layers for a little retro character.

Love the look? Compare Elise with a pair you already enjoy wearing.

Elise at a Glance

Measurement	Size
Overall frame width	148 mm
Lens width	54 mm
Frame height shown	54 mm
Bridge width	19 mm
Temple (arm) length	134 mm

Find Your Favourite Proportions

Start with Elise’s 148 mm overall width, then compare its 54 mm lens width and 54 mm height reference with a pair you love. Looking at width and depth together helps you picture the proportions.

A Closer Look at the Fit

The bridge is marked 19 mm and the arms 134 mm. Check the centre shape and the curve behind the ears alongside a pair that already feels right.

If Elise has caught your eye, these comparisons can help you take the next step with confidence.

Elise Size & Fit FAQs

How does Elise’s aviator front compare in width with Emma?

Elise is marked 148 mm overall and Emma 143 mm. Compare the 5 mm difference with the span of your favourite pair.

Are Elise’s lens-width and height references both 54 mm?

Yes. The guide marks 54 mm for the lens width and the vertical frame-height reference. The aviator outline still has its own curves.

Which bridge on Elise does the 19 mm measurement refer to?

It is the central spacing between the lens areas. The upper brow bar is a separate design detail without its own width supplied.

What should I check if I prefer longer aviator arms?

Elise’s arms are marked 134 mm. Compare them with your current pair and look at where the tips bend.

Can Elise’s nose pads help me compare the way it sits?

Look at their arrangement alongside the 19 mm bridge and a pair whose resting position you like. This gives a fuller visual comparison.

Measurements come from the supplied Elise size image. Compare them with a familiar pair; frame contours and personal preferences also influence fit.

 

Face Shapes and Sunglasses:
How to Find the Most Flattering Frames

Finding the right sunglasses starts with understanding your face shape. The best pair does more than protect your eyes — it balances your features, suits your personal style, and makes you feel instantly more confident.

There are no strict rules when it comes to style, but certain frame shapes naturally flatter different face shapes. Whether your look is bold, feminine, classic or trend-led, this guide will help you choose sunglasses that feel made for you.

Round Face Shape

A round face usually has soft curves, fuller cheeks, and a similar width and length. The goal is to add structure and create definition.

Best sunglasses for round faces:

• Square sunglasses
• Rectangular frames
• Flat-top sunglasses
• Cat-eye sunglasses
• Angular oversized styles

Square and rectangular frames help create contrast against softer features, while cat-eye sunglasses add a lifted, feminine shape. Flat-top frames are also a strong choice if you love a modern, fashion-forward look.

Style tip: Avoid very small round frames if you want more definition. Choose frames with sharper lines or a slightly oversized silhouette.

Oval Face Shape

An oval face is naturally balanced, with softly curved features and slightly wider cheekbones. This face shape is one of the most versatile and can wear most sunglasses styles beautifully.

Best sunglasses for oval faces:

• Oversized sunglasses
• Aviators
• Square frames
• Cat-eye sunglasses
• Round sunglasses
• Flat-top frames

Because oval faces suit many shapes, your choice can be guided more by your personal style. Oversized frames feel bold and polished, aviators feel relaxed, and cat-eye sunglasses add a feminine finish.

Style tip: Keep proportion in mind. Frames that are too wide or too tiny may interrupt the natural balance of your face.

Square Face Shape

A square face often has a strong jawline, broad forehead, and defined angles. The goal is to soften the face and create balance.

Best sunglasses for square faces:

• Round sunglasses
• Oval frames
• Aviators
• Soft cat-eye sunglasses
• Curved oversized frames

Round and oval sunglasses help soften sharper features, while aviators add a relaxed, timeless look. A softer cat-eye can also work beautifully because it adds lift without making the face appear too angular.

Style tip: Choose frames with curves or softer edges if you want a more balanced finish.

Heart-Shaped Face

A heart-shaped face usually has a wider forehead, high cheekbones, and a narrower chin. The goal is to balance the top of the face while enhancing the cheekbones.

Best sunglasses for heart-shaped faces:

• Cat-eye sunglasses
• Aviators
• Soft square frames
• Round sunglasses
• Lightweight oversized frames

Cat-eye sunglasses can look especially flattering because they follow the natural lift of the cheekbones. Aviators also work well because they help balance the forehead and chin.

Style tip: Avoid frames that feel too heavy across the top if you want a softer, more balanced look.

Long or Rectangular Face Shape

A long face shape has more length than width. The goal is to add width and create proportion.

Best sunglasses for long faces:

• Oversized sunglasses
• Wide square frames
• Statement sunglasses
• Large cat-eye frames
• Aviators

Oversized frames are especially flattering because they help break up the length of the face and create a more balanced shape. Wider frames can also make the face appear more proportioned.

Style tip: Avoid very narrow sunglasses if you want a fuller, more flattering look.

Diamond Face Shape

A diamond face shape usually has high cheekbones, a narrower forehead, and a narrower chin. The goal is to soften the cheekbones and add balance to the upper face.

Best sunglasses for diamond faces:

• Cat-eye sunglasses
• Oval frames
• Rimless or lighter frames
• Soft square sunglasses
• Round sunglasses

Cat-eye styles help lift the face, while oval and round frames soften angular cheekbones. Soft square frames can also work well when they are not too wide or heavy.

Style tip: Look for frames that highlight your cheekbones without overpowering your face.

Quick Sunglasses Face Shape Guide

Face Shape	Best Sunglasses Styles	Why They Work
Round	Square, rectangular, flat-top, cat-eye	Adds structure and definition
Oval	Oversized, aviator, square, round, cat-eye	Balanced shape suits most styles
Square	Round, oval, aviator, soft cat-eye	Softens strong angles
Heart	Cat-eye, aviator, soft square, round	Balances forehead and chin
Long	Oversized, wide square, statement frames	Adds width and proportion
Diamond	Cat-eye, oval, round, soft square	Softens cheekbones and adds balance

Choosing Sunglasses That Suit Your Style

Face shape is a helpful guide, but your personal style matters just as much. The best sunglasses should suit your wardrobe, lifestyle, and the way you want to feel.

• Choose oversized sunglasses if you love a polished, confident look.
• Choose cat-eye sunglasses if you want something feminine, flattering, and stylish.
• Choose square sunglasses if you like modern, structured frames.
• Choose aviators if your style is relaxed, timeless, and effortless.
• Choose round sunglasses if you love a softer, retro-inspired look.
• Choose flat-top frames if you want something bold, modern, and fashion-forward.

Final Style Advice

The most flattering sunglasses are the ones that balance your features and make you feel confident. Use your face shape as a starting point, then choose the frame that suits your lifestyle and personal style best.

At Fox Shades, you can explore stylish women’s sunglasses designed for modern Australian life — from beach days and brunch to holidays, road trips, and everyday wear. With designer-inspired looks without the designer price tag, finding your perfect pair is simple.