what styles do you think would look good on asian faces?

Depends on your facial structure and tone of your skin color.

Oakley has a line of shades specifically for Asian nose bridges:
Asian Fit
I myself prefer semi sinister looking wrap around designs, but a person has to have the right kind of face to carry off that look successfully.

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I have a pair of mountain biking glasses I bought when they were on sale, and nothing else. I look like a douchbag but I like it that way.

I have an Asian nose, and no high cheekbone to support them, so when the going gets rough they ALWAYS slip.

I have a pair of D&G aviator-esque shades

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For outdoor activities, I prefer the Rudy Projects -- they tend to stay on even with vigorous activities. But like all biking glasses, they tend to have the "heavier" look as well as the wrap-around.
But for casual and driving around, I use a lighter thin-framed pair from TAG Heuer.

gotta stay true to the Oakleys

i wear my pirate eye patch...would that count as some shades?

Julianne Hough

speaking from experience i have to say that oakleys suck. here's my pair. i like the design well enough but the lenses are crap and they have not held up well for a pair i rarely use. the left lens pops out sometimes and O falls off!

i do like these mykitas though. i think they have an asian fit too not sure though which model it is. it's the cheekbones i usually pay attention to most of the time though since mine tend to be extremely pointy. i'm waiting for a reply about their asian fit models but the way they are designed make them seem to fit on almost any face.
MYKITA

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Oakleys are way overpriced and generally don't get good reviews for durability, the plastic framed ones seem to disintegrate rapidly, and the lenses are prone to scratching.