Taylor Swift does New York Times T Style

Taylor Swift was featured in this week's T Style Magazine in an Alice In Wonderland-meets-Peggy Guggenheim photoshoot. "Little Miss Sunshine" Swift is shown wearing embellished cat-eye sunglasses from Mercura NYC.

[The New York Times]

My cat-eye vote for this holiday season definitely goes to Ray-Ban Oversized "Cat Eye" Plastic Sunglasses. Make them your own for $129 at Bloomingdales.

The Cat's Me-Ow

lle magazine's "duckling-turned-swan" overhaul now well underway, I find myself compelled by a magazine I was accustomed to snoring through, if I bothered at all.





This month brings us some really on-point articles, including, but not limited to: a profile of Rodarte's Laura and Kate Mulleavy, "Dream Weavers"; a behind-the-scenes look at Chanel's blockbuster Resort 2008 collection (as seen on Ms. Lindsay Lohan with Uncle Karl, who wore his trademark Chrome Hearts sunglasses); and a week's wardrobe consisting entirely of High Street finds, styled by Nina Garcia.

But I digress! More to the point, Elle featured loads and loads of wonderful sunglasses throughout the magazine. Love.

I always enjoy the voyeuristic description of what the cover model personally wore to the set (a la Pixie Geldof and Ashley Olsen) and Scarlett Johansson was no exception. I would have predicted black Ray-Ban Wayfarers for ScarJo, but was pleasantly surprised to learn she was sporting the up-and-coming cat-eye trend:

[Source: Elle]

Maybe its just a fun change of pace, but I am loving the Peggy Guggenheim look right now; thank you, John Galliano. Although, to be fair, Luella was on point a full season ahead of the curve.

Ms. Johansson's Tom Ford Anouk sunnies are a perfect choice. They're available in black and tortoise for $300 at Saks.

Peggy Guggenheim Lives at Sonia Rykiel

onia Rykiel unleashed a torrential outpouring of sunglasses in her Spring Summer 2008 show in Paris this week. The shades were in the cat-eye style of Peggy Guggenheim, which seems to be a bit of a trend this season.