With round faces, angular, small frames (such as square or rectangular) can provide definition. Heart-shaped or oval-faced individuals can try rounded or oval small sunglasses to break up features. Square-jawed individuals can attempt small rounded frames to soften angularity. Because small sunglasses emphasize the focal point of your face (the center), make sure the bridge width and lens shape complement your face length.

Though tiny sunglass styles provide some protection against the UV rays, their low coverage makes them far less effective at protecting the eyes and immediate facial skin from exposure than larger styles. Opt for urban use or occasional wear and not extended use outdoors. For sufficient protection, seek out 100% blocking of the UV rays and complement with a wide-brimmed hat for added protection.

Their comeback is related to the resurgence of Y2K and minimalist styles and resonates with nostalgia- and subtlety-loving generations. Social media and celebrity endorsements have contributed too, where their adoption was spearheaded by influencers and fashion icons promoting the "less is more" ideology. Moreover, tiny eyeglasses are a lightweight, low-key substitute for larger eyeglasses and fit within contemporary trends of effortless and multipurpose accessories.

Pair them with simple clean clothing to have the sunglasses become a muted accent piece—you can achieve monochromatic colors, crisp silhouettes, or streetwear. Refrain from overpowering accessories (i.e., big hats or bold jewelry) to achieve harmony. Coordinate the frame color with your outfit color or use them to bring a vintage feel to new-age outfits. Because of their size, they are perfect to layer other low-key accessories.