Nokia added two new phones to its stylish collection aimed at fashion lovers, both devices bearing distinctive marks that should propel them to celebrity.

Both headsets boast with diamond-cut design, sharp angled lines, geometric patterns and graphic light-refracting colors- a new approach the Finnish telecom behemoth used to differentiate the models from the soft curves and plush touch of Nokia 7280 or 7360.

The two phones will hit stores’ shelves in the third quarter of 2007, at the estimated retail price (ERP) of EUR 400 (for the high end model) and EUR 200, for the entry-level device.

The first one is 7900 Prism, a “sleek, liquorice-black front” phone with anodized aluminium backcover, also featuring an Organic LED (OLED) main display that supports up to 16 million colors and displays light-focused screensaver graphics.

In addition, the Nokia 7900 Prism features a "living wallpaper", which subtly changes throughout the day according to time as well as battery and signal strength, so that each screen is unique.

For greater personalization, the Nokia 7900 Prism offers a gallery choice of 49 illumination colors. Once selected, this color radiates from under the graphic key-mat as well as from the LED display. Lights are also emitted from the top of the phone to signal missed calls and messages.

Nokia 7900 Prism is dual band 3G compatible, but also boasts with quad band GSM capability, which comes in handy when its owners travel a lot. In addition to a 2 Mpx camera, the Nokia 7900 Prism comes with 1GB of internal memory for lots of pictures, video, contacts and more.

Although one might that think that the smaller price for 7900 Prism’s sibling, dubbed 7500 Prism, means lower specs, Nokia surprised everybody with the addition of a similar 2Mpx camera that record high quality movies, and even a 2GB microSD card, that can store up to 1500 songs. Both phones sport a music player.