Whether she’s shopping, posing, partying or hiding from the paparazzi, Paris Hilton looks fabulous. Her flirty and feminine dresses, her stilettos that never quit, her giant handbags-these all add to the celebrity diva-ness she exudes and we all envy. But what really seals the deal is her fabulously dynamic Paris Hilton sunglasses collection-estimated at over a thousand. We envy every pair of ginormous Christian Dior and Gucci shades she dons on her heart shaped face.
As one of her trademarks, Paris Hilton sunglasses often speak louder than she does. While she says, “that’s hot,” nearly under her breath, Hilton’s sunglasses espouse a philosophy of coolness and sexiness than can only be adopted by rock stars and heiresses. Her oversized sunglasses are reminiscent of Jackie O’Nassis, the original way-too-big-for-your-face sunglasses wearer. These days, Hilton’s sunglasses collection is almost as famous as she is. Some of her most sought after shades are her famous Wayfarer White Ray Ban 2140’s or that pair of Olive Green Dolce & Gabannas. Being Paris Hilton’s New BFF is even more desirable if it means you get to borrow any one of her hundreds of pairs of sunglasses.
If you like, you can even dress up your poochie just like Paris’s Tinkerbell with K9 Optix sunglasses for dogs. Tinkerbell wears the pink ones with silver straps and bedazzled lenses. Nothing less will suffice for one of the richest and most famous doggies in Hollywood’s vast kingdom of celebrity pooches. So while you’re shopping for your own stunner shades, don’t forget to accessorize woman’s best friend, your poochie in a purse. Nothing is more adorable than a Pomeranian in a Chanel carrier and eyewear to match.
If you truly want to have the Paris Hilton sunglasses spirit infect you, they have to be big and they have to be designer. Knockoffs don’t cut it. Try her Gucci GG 2965’s or rock some Bvlgaris next time you go to Sunset strip to party all night. True rock stars will shell out anywhere from $5000 to $65000 for a pair of the Luxuriator diamond studded eyewear designed by Franco Vahe.