The mobile phone market is flooded with models to fit any budget, suit any taste and meet any (well, almost any) technical requirement. However, if you're cell phone shopping and it's looks your gunning for, you might want to check these stunners out.
MotoRazr V3 series
The sassiest option in mobiles still remains the Razr V3i, which combines slim lines with a pink exterior that's sure to catch the eye.

The V3i is fully loaded delivering the ultimate combination of design and technology. Modeled after the Razr V3, it offers a large internal color screen and Bluetooth wireless technology.

This sleek handset comes complete with an integrated 1.23 megapixel digital camera with zoom and video capture and playback. It also provides cutting-edge music capabilities using the worlds most popular music technology iTunes music software and you have the complete mobile multimedia package.

Though the V3 series was launched a couple of years ago, the phone is still beats its newer avatar, the MotoRazr V8.

If your pocket allows you to splurge, you might wat to take a look at the Motorola V3i Gold (D&G). Motorola teams up with Dolce & Gabbana on this limited-edition handset. The D&G V3i comes in a liquid gold finish, with all the rest of the features offered on the regular MotoRazr V3i.

The LG Chocolate is a gorgeous model offering a red-glowing navigation touchpad, 128Mb of internal memory, a 1.3 megapixel camera and MP3 player, with tri-band GSM and GPRS support -- all packed into a slim slider shell.
This phone, launched a year or so ago, can be best described as slim, sexy and very, very fashionable. It features an innovative touchpad which is used for menu navigation and the sleek design that gives it a classy touch.

As for the technical side of the device, it doesn't offer any features to stun the regular tech buff. The phone is mainly targeted at a market niche of expensive designer phones, which have the main purpose of distinguishing their owners from the general crowd.

This model is among the most advanced GSM handsets by LG and certainly one of the most attractive. It comes armed with a 2 megapixel camera with auto focus, a QVGA TFT display, a microSD memory card slot and a number of other goodies that are sure to grab your attention.
It has a shiny stainless steel casing and a large mirror effect screen. The screen displays a real mirror when the LG Shine is in the closed position, for all to admire. The handset has a roll bar navigation tool which allows the user to scroll through menus with ease. The keypad is etched into the stainless steel surface and has a blue backlight that is highly effective.

Although it's not a big handset (measuring 99.8 x 50.6 x 13.8 mm), its all metal construction accounts for the 119gm weight. However, the handset doesn't feel heavy with the weight actually lending a more solid feel.

Designwise, it's hard to determine whether it might appeal more to the gents men or ladies. Truth be told, thanks to the mirror finish of the front panel, most men that saw it commented that it's probably a handset more suitable for women. However, there are quite a few guys who wouldn't mind carrying around this sexy little piece that also allows them a quick look at themselves every once in a while.

The LG Prada is an entirely new concept, unlike the recent collaboration between D&G and Motorola, which was just a Razr in an expensive looking coat.
This handset has been picked as the 'Best of the Best' for 2007 by the red dot Design Awards committee. The award, along with the IF Design Award, is one of the most prestigious industrial design awards in Europe. The phone is already gaining the attention high-end Indian consumers and people are pleasantly surprised to a reasonable price tag (approx Rs 19,000).

The KE 850 Prada has a 2 megapixel camera and a sleek touch screen. The phone is sophisticated and in the shiny black colour is gorgeous. You can add an additional memory card in order to expand its memory and store your favorite songs, videos, photographs, etc. The document viewer supports Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, PDFs and text files as well.

The N72 is one of the highest selling sub Rs 10-grand phones from Nokia. This phone was launched in first half of 2006, but is still going strong, not necessarily for its looks, but for the features it provides in that price range.
It comes with FM radio with a really good set of earphones. Also you get 128Mb of inbuilt memory and a CMOS-based 2 MP camera. The downside of this phone is that it is a bit larger than most phones and the camera cover tends to loosen a bit with use.

The Nokia N72 front panel is made of black/pink plastic with silver lines striking through it. The back of the phone is pretty bare but cannot be considered boring in any case.