The Devil Wears Prada Sunglasses
That was the original title of the movie, but then they thought it would better to shorten it to "The Devil Wears Prada". I'm lying, of course, but it could have happened. Prada sunglasses are just the thing for any supernatural being to wear when manifesting in the material universe. Angels wear Prada sunglasses, too. We don't know about God.
You Devil, You
Fortunately, all of the supernatural beings haven't snapped up all of the Prada sunglasses on the market. We mere mortals can buy them and outshine the supernatural beings, too. Hey - you only live once (according to some religions, anyway - but that's another article-although Buddhists and Hindus like a good pair of sunglasses, too).
They are not only fashionable, but functional. We all need our eyes protected from blinding sun, water spray or dangerous UV rays. Even blind people wear sunglasses - that's how vital they are to human existence. So you have a good excuse for spending an obscene amount of money on a pair of Prada sunglasses. Be ready to drop about an average of $300 (US) for a pair of Prada sunglasses.
Very Feminine
The women's line of current Prada sunglasses is especially attractive, worn proudly by the gay community in Philadelphia (known as the "Gayborhood"). If a gay guy wears it, it must be good. Prada sunglasses don't just come in black and gunmetal grey. They also come in a subtle tortoiseshell pattern, a not-so-subtle tortoiseshell pattern, vibrant red and shocking orange.
To help accentuate the many different facial features and skin tones of women everywhere in the supernatural and natural realms, Prada sunglasses come in a variety of shapes as well as colors. Some women look better with large, round sunglasses, while some look better with sleeker, rectangular sunglasses. It all depends on how the sunglasses harmonize with the face.
Somehow, Also Masculine
Oddly enough, there's not many differences between men's and women's Prada sunglasses. There are more metal frames offered in the men's current line up, as well as rimless sunglasses. It used to be that women's sunglasses were round while men's were square. Those rules were chucked around when the rock stare Bono began wearing sunglasses everywhere he went.
You need to be sure to get your Prada sunglasses from a legitimate online or real world source to ensure that you don't buy a counterfeit. Just because it has a Prada label on it, doesn't mean it's up to Prada's quality. You need to get Prada sunglasses with a case and certificate of authenticity. Unless you're the Devil.
