Alec Baldwin in John Varvatos Eyewear

Spotted! 30 Rock actor Alec Baldwin at the John F Kennedy airport in Los Angeles sporting John Varvatos Limited Edition V903 eyewear on December 9, 2011.

Ryan Reynolds met a friend for lunch in the Kits Beach area of Vancouver, wearing John Varvatos shades! Ryan sported the Amber Horn John Varvatos in the "Classic Rectangular."

Style Seen Daily is spotting lots of celebrities in John Varvatos Eye wear as of late — actors such as Ryan Reynolds, Heidi Klum and Angelina Jolie are all sporting Mr. Varvatos’s eclectic collection of sunglasses. Take a look at these sexy stars in stunning shades here…

Who wore it best? Heidi Klum and Angelina Jolie were both seen wearing the same pari of John Varvatos "Modified Aviator." Let us know your thoughts by commenting below.

The Hundreds now has the above “Rosewood Collection” sunglasses available ONLY at the Rosewood location in Los Angeles.  “I would never, never do anything unless I believed in it” is inscribed on  the side of these frames.  These glasses are bigger then your typical retro design and retail for $79.

From 2 to 100: A blog and basic t shirt line that started by two law school classmates, Bobby Kim and Ben Shenassafer (now Bobby and Ben Hundreds), in 2003 has turned into a multi million dollar business.  The Hundreds now have boutiques in Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco, their clothing is sold at stores throughout the world, and their blog  www.thehundreds.com generates a million unique readers a month.  The company with the little bomb logo has made a HUGE impact on the street culture fashion scene.

The brightest star is finally out to play, time to add to your sunglass collection! There are many fabulous frames to choose from, one of my favorites is the Gucci 3D.  These Gucci sunglasses are a stylish plastic framed aviator with the green and red signature web on the temples.  You can go from fun in the sun to fun on the big screen.  These are perfect for the movie going fashionista. Summer is coming  so prepare yourself  for the sun and the blockbuster hits all in one purchase!

Gucci 3D glasses are $ 225 and unisex. Available online at Gucci.com.

It’s a brand new season and perfectly pointed sunglasses are making a push for new shape of the year.  Don’t ditch your aviators or oust your oversized pairs, but make room on your accessories shelf for this re-emerging sexy throwback to glamour-filled style.      At every price point and just about every color—the tipped up corners perk up any look in a cinch and kick your style up a notch or three.   When worn with just about anything, these flares with flair are the go-to accessory to move your wardrobe into 2011.

Charlotte Russe ($5.00) Inland Center.

Bare Necessity Accessory. With $5.00 versions with sass at Charlotte Russe at Inland Center, there is no excuse to be late to invest in this “I’ve-arrived” style staple.   Get to the point and try on a pair with a little extra titillating tilt.

Kohl’s at Stonewood Center ($24).

Purr-fection. Pick your cat eyes carefully—choose the ones that suit you to a T.  Ultra girly?  Get your floral fix with a pretty printed pair.  Love clean lines?  Stand out in white shades.  Have a little edge to you?  Snatch up a pair with extroverted detail, like these chain laden tortoise shell ones from Kohl’s at Stonewood Center ($24).

Banana Republic at Los Cerritos Center ($98).

In a round about way. Don’t beat around the bush—there is a shape out there for every face.  If being pointed turns you off, get right round baby, right round with this pair of subtly cat-ish shades from Banana Republic at Los Cerritos Center ($98).

Digital LA Founder Kevin Winston in front of the Olympic Flame in Vancouver, Canada.

For the last 13 days United States athletes have skied, ice skated and snowboarded their way to Olympic victories in Vancouver, Canada.   In the midst of cheering for these shining examples of U.S. athletic prowess (whoot, whoot!) a style-related observation was made: these stars of the snow and ice all have great sunglasses.   From the polarized speed skating variety to the professional snowboarding lenses, to the stylish specs of fans in the stands – the fierce glare off the winter elements brought out all kinds of shades in all their glory.

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