No. Attractive features have nothing to do with survivability. This has been shown again and again in the animal kingdom, when the female is the one who selects potential mates(aka mother nature) it has been shown that some birds ended up developing too large tails because their females considered them attractive, what ended up happeningi is that while longer tails helped them mate easily. It also made them slower and thus more easy to kill by predators.
Some species of deer also grew up horns or whatever is called that were too big, for the same reasoning as the birds and ended up getting killed by their predators too. If you think about it, attractive features hardly give a man a better survivavility aspect. Blue eyes? Gives nothing, what's more is a detriment because strong sun can harm them easily. And you can apply it to any other attractive feature.
The correlation of attractiveness comes hand in hand with survivavility is a myth steemed from taller dudes where stronger and whatever not, where as we won all the fights we had because of our intellect not some dumb strenght. There's tons of stronger animals than us