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Twenty-four year old Gossip Girl Michelle Trachtenberg made her television debut at the tender age of three in a commercial for laundry detergent, and her film career began when she landed the lead in the big-screen adaptation of the children’s book Harriet the Spy. She is also well-known for her roles in the WB series Buffy the Vampire Slayer and teen comedy EuroTrip. More recently, she joined the cast of NBC drama Mercy and appeared in the 2009 film 17 Again. Reports began circulating that Michelle is dating singer/songwriter/notorious playboy John Mayer but her rep has denied the claim. So is Michelle getting cozy with Jennifer Aniston and Jessica Simpson’s ex? Her body is definitely a wonderland, and her sunglasses aren’t bad either—these Gucci glasses are hot! Buy these now: Gucci 3017/S, $323

The Gucci eyeeyeglasses collection is defined by its strong personality and style working with distinctive, exclusive details which guarantee its success. One prominent theme is the "stirrup" motif, a hallmark Gucci symbol that has already stolen the limelight in the apparel and accessories collections. The "horse bit" motif is proposed on the temples of ultra-contoured mask models in bold colours. Another recurring theme is the Gucci webbing, namely the characteristic triple strand ribbon pattern that appears in bright colours at the tenon of temples. One of the star models is a precious limited edition number: the boxy frame in Optyl features temples entirely adorned with the Gucci texture pattern, illuminated by sparkling fuchsia or black diamond diamante. The prescription eyeglasses collection also features temples personalized by the webbed pattern with the intertwined GG logo in metal. Acetate eyeglasses are embellished by lively, brilliant colours, in shades of green-red, blue-red, orchid-chalk and black-yellow, as well as attractive layered effects, with several different shades visible on eyeglasses. The delicate colours of women's models stand in contrast to the classic, sober shades of men's eyeglasses.