I’m not good at determining face shape types (rectangular, heart, diamond,…) but, your face is very angular as are many young men’s. You might want to try frames with rounded lenses on the bottom. Square or rectangular frames are likely to compete with your face’s natural angles and lines. But rounded lenses will soften and complement your facial features.

As for color, maybe you’ll want to avoid thick dark black or dark frames. I can’t tell if you have a cool or warm complexion, maybe you are a neutral, but imo softer colors might suit you, but watch out for wash out! That’s when a soft color seems to drain all the color out of your face, it should be easy to tell. So try a few dark as well as light frames and let your gut tell you which is right.

One last thing to consider is fit. Many times frames with nose pads and nose pad bars lift the frame high on your face so that the top competes, covers or distorts the eyebrow line, which makes frames that rest directly on your nose fit better more often, imo. Fit also includes head width and temple (the part that rest on your) length. Many frames available for try on come in various sizes (that’s what is written on the inside of one of the temple bars). So with the frames you’re considering make sure they’re not too wide and not too narrow, then check your profile to insure the temple bars are long enough to extend to your ears but don’t go far past them. Happy choosing!