I've just been informed by an optician, that l am near sighted (or whatever the term is when you can not see far stuff clearly), and l was wondering if having a wider, larger nose, and typically ''black'' features should factor into aesthetically pleasing frame choices?

It might just be me, but all of the frames l have seen seem to be good looking on typically caucasian features. l seem to have a heart/oval shaped face - what should l go for?
l feel a little guilty for playing the good old race card - if this were a tv-show, I'd shrug my shoulders, look directly at the camera smiling, and wait for the canned laughter.

Thanks, you guys!

it took me over an hour to find my perfect frames.

ethnicity should only be a factor in the color of your frames.

just keep trying on frames until you are satisfied.

black people wear glasses too, so you're bound to find a pair
:)

Sort of - in that regardless of ethnicity, you want glasses that suit your face and features. The bridge of the nose can be quite tricky to get glasses that sit well. Otherwise, with your shape of face, both angular and round shapes may suit you.

Its just you! Just try on different ones and see what works with your facial frame!

Just get rimless glasses, therefore there is no frame just the bridge holding the two frames together and they are barely noticable, although these designs do cost a little more.

Well, if you like me with little to no bridge, l would stay away from plastic frames. Since they do not have nose pads that can be adjusted. Anything rectangular will look good, NOTHING ROUND, unless your trying to look like a dork. You just have to take a female friend with you to pick out some frames just to get an outsiders opinion on the frames you like. But in the end its your choice, because it will be on your face for the next year.

no your right black people typically have larger bridges and most glasses are built for people with smaller bridges. however you can find a pair that fit well cause l did. l did know this until a black opthamologist told me. l always wear plastic frames but know that you can easily adjust metal frames more easily to fit your needs.