Prada

Model Kate Moss has one of the most recognized faces on the planet thanks to over 300 magazine covers, zillions of advertising campaigns, and a notorious, high-profile dating and party lifestyle. Back in the early '90's when she first came onto the scene, her signature "waifish" figure was actually more  "anti-supermodel" given the curvaceous supermodels of the moment like Cindy Crawford, Claudia Schiffer, and Naomi Campbell. But when you've been the face of every elite fashion and beauty house known to man--Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Louis Vuitton, Versace, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Missoni, Dior, Yves Saint-Laurent, Burberry, Stella McCartney, Rimmel--you're now defining the term supermodel. Her flawless style sense is put into good use as a designer for the UK retail chain TopShop, where her edgy namesake collection purportedly reflects what's in her own closet. The curvy (think Salavador Dali), over-sized  frames of KM's Prada sunglasses are glam with a touch of  edge (sound familiar?). These chic sunglasses are available in gloss black and havanna brown. Note to self: when a $4M, 110 lb, 100% gold statue of your likeness is made as part of a British Museum exhibition and said to be the largest gold statue created since the era of Ancient Egypt, you know you've made it.

Buy these now:  Prada PR18IS, $162

The prime characteristics of this leading Made in Italy company, founded by Mario Prada in 1913 and subsequently developed at an international level by Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli, are based on absolute quality as a starting point, constant innovation respecting tradition, research and selection of materials employed, together with impeccable manufacturing processes. Prada has always been distinctive not only for its high quality, but also for its forward-thinking approach and style, enabling the brand to anticipate and often orientate trends across all sectors. Sophisticated, elegant and refined, Prada products are identified by their very strong character and unique style. These characteristics also apply to the range of sunglasses proposed in the "vista" (spectacles) and "sole" (sun) collections, and also to a series of models created for leisure time, identified by the unmistakeable red stripe.