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2013 Summer Trends: Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and More Stars' Favorite Sunglasses
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There are quite a few accessories that stars seem to have in endless supply.
Obviously shoes take the top spot (except for Emma Watson apparently), but sunglasses also seem to change on a daily basis.
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Some stars have a few dozen pairs that are constantly on ratation. Then there are other celebs such as Miley Cyrus and Rihanna—their collections surely numbers in the hundreds.
But despite constantly switching their shades, most stars have a few favorite styles that they always go back to.
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This summer the go-to styles seem to be all about the frames: both shape and color.
Take the yellow frames being sported by Gwen Stefani and Miranda Kerr. Or the bright red ones that Taylor Swift and Diane Kruger seemingly adore.
Curves seem to be more popular than ever with Nicole Richie sporting cateye shapes and circular sunglasses making a huge comeback with stars like Beyoncé and Julianne Hough.
That doesn't mean the classic square shape isn't still being worn by A-listers. However, Charlize Theron and Natalie Portman have traded in their once-trendy Ray-Bans for larger versions by Karen Walker and Westward/Leaning.
Frames aside, when it comes to lenses, color mirror styles are the top choice in Hollywood. Heidi Klum, Hilary Duff, Selena Gomez and Jennifer Lopez have all recently rocked the vibrant shades.
To see more of stars' go-to shades, including where to score the exact styles they are wearing. Click through our gallery.
PHOTOS: Stars favorite sunglasses
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