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Bring someone with you.
Fashion is more art than science, so its hard to teach in a lemmy comment. You want frames that both complement and contrast your face, basically. An element of complement, and an element of contrast. This way they make your face look more interesting instead of less without being garish.
Someone with a small face could use huge frames in a complementary or neutral color. This is extremely common in media for geeky chars.
Someone with a huge, square face could go with huge, squarish glasses, darkly tinted to contrast against skin tone. You look like a motorcycle cop, just need a moustache now.
Someone with a long and thin face could go with short, wide glasses, turning the face into a variety of rectangles. This look is common in anime.
Anyways, lots of approaches. Key is one element of compliment, one element of contrast.