The cast of the Twilight saga like to stay close to their designer vestures, especially lead role stars Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner, who have all been photographed wearing fashion frame of the moment the Ray Ban wayfarer.
We first saw Robert Pattinson wear Ray Ban during Twilight, which will also play a key role in the upcoming sequel New Moon.
Ashley Greene – who plays fashion-obsessed Alice Cullen – recently dropped Harper's Bazaar a few hints as to what Alice Cullen will wear in New Moon.
'The whole time we shot in Italy I wore basically the same thing in the scenes where I drove the yellow Porsche' she says.
'I wore these incredible red gloves and big Jackie O. Ray-Bans that I personally own. They had me trying on others, but I said, 'Why don't we just use mine? They look good, they're very glamorous, and obviously very Jackie O., very Audrey Hepburn.' We keep going back to Audrey Hepburn, because I adore her and I think Alice has similar fashion sense, so we reference her a lot. That was my favourite outfit of the whole shoot.'
The Ray Ban wayfarer is an investment-worthy piece with bags of youthful rocker appeal and features a slightly angled acetate frame that fits snugly behind the ears. As long as new generations continue to discover their simplicity and older generations remember the feeling of freedom they lend to the wearer, the Ray Ban wayfarer will continue to endure – the perfect addition to your Cullen closet.
Say it isn't so! Taylor Lautner has been drawing Twilight fans to Team Jacob since the unveiling of stills from New Moon showing him sporting a hard set of abs. But Taylor Lautner has revealed he may be finished with shirtless scenes, for good! Perish the thought.
'My motivation was the movie and the fans,' MTV quotes him as telling Aceshowbiz about putting on 30 lbs of muscle. 'But I don't want to become known as just a body.'
He added 'If I had to choose, I would never take my shirt off again in a movie, but I guess that's not very realistic. I certainly won't be asking to do it, though.'