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From cat-eyes to aviators, here's how to find the best sunglasses for your face

Use this guide to find the best pair of sunglasses for your face shape.
/ Source: TODAY

The sun is out, the warm weather is here and it's officially sunglasses season!

While sunglasses are the perfect accessory for any summer outfit, finding the right pair can definitely be a struggle.

Celebrity stylist Preston Konrad visited TODAY Wednesday to break down the best sunglasses for different face shapes and finally answer the question: "Do these look good on me?"

Square

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Natalie Morales tries on sunglassesNathan R. Congleton / TODAY

For someone with a square-shaped face like Natalie Morales, Konrad recommends cat-eye frames or ones with slightly straight lines to balance out any strong facial features.

Half-frame Exaggerated Cat-Eye Sunglasses
Urban Outfitters

Half-Frame Exaggerated Cat-Eye Sunglasses, $20, Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters Garden State Round Sunglasses
Urban Outfitters

Garden State Round Sunglasses, $18, Urban Outfitters

Call It Spring Ternova sunglasses
Call It Spring

Ternova, $11.99, Call It Spring

H&M sunglasses
H&M

Sunglasses, $7.99, H&M

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Round

Sunglasses for a round face
Al Roker tries on sunglassesNathan R. Congleton / TODAY

If you're like Al Roker and have a round face, Konrad suggests wearing sunglasses with rectangular or angular frames as these will give an illusion of defined features. Konrad likes to call this "an instant cheekbone trick." Look for wayfarers or another frame style with a rectangular or slightly rounded bottom.

Polaroid sunglasses
Polaroid

PLD 6009/F/S, Price available at store, Polaroid

American Eagle Outfitters Round Sunglasses
American Eagle Outfitters

AEO Round Sunglasses, $10.00, American Eagle Outfitters

Topman Matte Black Sunglasses
Topman

Matte Black Sunglasses, $15.00, Topman

Heart

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Dylan Dreyer tries on sunglassesNathan R. Congleton / TODAY

For someone with a heart-shaped face like Dylan Dryer, look for frames that widen the upper cheek or eye area, advised Konrad. This will balance out the narrow jaw and wider forehead that are characteristic of this shape. Konrad's picks are aviators or chunky frames with high angles.

Forever 21 Pointed Half-Frame sunglasses for a heart-shaped face
Forever 21

Pointed Half-Frame Sunglasses, $5.90, Forever 21

ALDO Bonadomane sunglasses
ALDO

BONADOMANE, $16.00, ALDO

Quay Australia Sugar and Spice sunglasses
QUAY Australia

Sugar & Spice, $50.00, Quay Australia

Topshop Simone Cateye Sunglasses
Topshop

Simone Cat-Eye Sunglasses, $30.00, Topshop

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Oval

All we can say is, lucky you! If you have an oval face, just about any pair of sunglasses will work. Konrad's only advice is to avoid an overwhelming style if you have strong features. Try anything from round frames to rectangular styles — the options are endless!

Urban Outfitter sunglasses for an oval face
Urban Outfitters

Plastic Round Sunglasses, $18, Urban Outfitters

Call It Spring sunglasses for an oval-shaped face
Call It Spring

OSHOGBO, $11.99, Call It Spring

Sunglasses for an oval-shaped face
James Dean Eyewear

JD1005CE, $50.00, James Dean Eyewear

AEO Folding Aviator sunglasses for an oval-shaped face
American Eagle Outfitters

AEO Folding Aviator Sunglasses, $10.00, American Eagle Outfitters