ehold, Kanye West at the MTV Video Music Award shenanigans this weekend in Las Vegas, chatting up the ladies.
[Source: MTV.com] He is wearing sunglasses designed by his friend and collaborator, Pharrell Williams. They are the aptly-named Louis Vuitton Millionaire Sunglasses, which retail for $1,000 and are inspired by --what else?-- "Scarface."
Yet somehow, we missed this sighting of Pharrell Williams donning the Chanel shades. Who owns the look, Nicole or Pharrell? Make your way over to one of our favorites, Discotheque Confusion, to cast your vote.
wen Stefani is insatiable! She just cannot stop herself, can she? Her Wind It Up video alone features two really sweet pairs of sunglasses.
The sunglasses worn with her nun outfit (and on her album art, at right) are so special, she's taken to wearing them to her little hearts content.
She wore them to the American Music Awards last week to complement her blond banged, Michelle-Pfeiffer-in-Scarface look, which -- coincidentally -- was the theme of L.A.M.B.'s Spring/Summer '07 collection. As always, she is her best model.
They are vintage Cazal sunglasses, model 905 and I would be wearing them all over the place if I was their proud owner too. Cazal makes some wild shades! Check them out at cazalsunglasses.com, but like anything vintage, they aren't cheap.
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Ms. Stefani is also seen in the video wearing Louis Vuitton Bindi Sunglasses, so named for the gem dangling from above their nosepiece. They were shown in LV's Fall/Winter 06-07 campaign, featuring Pharrell Williams and Kate Moss.
Cost: $875 Colors: White, Black Retailer: Louis Vuitton stores
harrell Williams and Kanye West performed live today at New York City's Bryant Park for "Good Morning America."
I couldn't decipher the precise make/model of their shades, but I'm going to go out on a limb here and venture to guess that Kkan, the Louis Vuitton Don, and Little Skateboard P, LV's latest pretty face/design impresario would remain brand loyal. [Source: ABC News]
Williams says, "You have to understand, I am just a regular dude. At the end of the day, this is all an incredible dream come true.
"Marc [Jacobs] had seen a few pictures of me in sunglasses. He wanted to know what my take on sunglasses would be like for Louis Vuitton. "He pretty much let me go into my own world. I thought that was great. At the end of the day, he is Marc Jacobs and it is Louis Vuitton, and who am I for that matter?"