Start with your face shape and frame size. Cat-eye frames suit many looks when the width matches your face and the lenses sit comfortably; pick a gold shade that complements your undertone.

Look at frame material (metal or acetate), true frame size (lens width, bridge, temple length), and available lens options (prescription readiness, UV protection, coatings).

Consider your typical activities: blue-light filtering for computer use, UV protection for outdoor wear, anti-scratch or anti-reflective coatings, and a comfortable, lightweight fit for all-day use.

Yes—most cat-eye unisex frames can be fitted with prescription lenses; discuss lens options with your optician (prescription type, blue-light, photochromic, or polarized coatings) and ensure the frame supports the lens thickness you need.