Sunglasses Inside - Hot or Not?

I know what you're thinking -it depends on the context- because that's exactly what I'm thinking too.
If we're talking about something regular, e.g. a cafe, then that's easy: Not. To be honest, it's a tiny bit try-hard. It's like you're trying to get everyone's attention, when one of the main reasons for sunnies is to disguise yourself.
But if we're talking about something not so regular, e.g. a fashion show, then that's actually quite easy too: Hot. The starlets sporting dark specs in the front row of, say, a Chanel show may look a little strange to some, but to most in the fashion-know, dark sunglasses at a fashion is accepted, if not expected.

Dita Von Teese; Claudia Schiffer; Victoria Beckham at Roland Mouret Haute Couture S/S 08.
Take these women for example. Some of the most fashionable in the business. What's the one thing they all have in common (besides the fact that they're crossing their hands and legs)? Lol.

Want to get your hands on a pair of hot sunnies but not sure where to look? I swear by Sunglass Hut. It's not cheap, but it gets you noticed.

Dolce & Gabbana - logo detailing in Swarovski crystal.

$470AUD

These are a good pick, if you ask me. They're not as dark as a lot of A-listers like 'em, but they're just as hot.
And let the shading begin...

Catch.

Romany

[photos courtesy of sunglasshut.com.au and blogs.gettyimages.com]