Andre Agassi (born on April 29, 1970) didn’t just dominate tennis—he rewrote its aesthetic, both on and off the court. With eight Grand Slam titles and a career Golden Slam, Agassi’s brilliance extended far beyond his blistering groundstrokes. Today, he’s channeling that championship mindset into coaching, working closely with world-class players and shaping the next generation of elite talent. But even now, Agassi’s legacy is just as visible in the style sphere as it is in sports history.

He was the original disruptor in tennis fashion: acid-wash shorts, bold prints, neon Nike fits—and perhaps most famously, the futuristic sunglasses that became part of his visual signature. Agassi made eyewear athletic, rebellious, and cool. He wore legendary styles like the Oakley M Frame, the sharp and angular Oakley Sub Zero, and the distinctive Oakley Eye Jacket, which fused Y2K energy with a trailblazing silhouette. In the current era, those iconic looks live on through modern reinterpretations like the Oakley M2 Frame XL, which channels that same performance-forward aggression with contemporary updates. It’s the closest you can get to Agassi’s peak-era eyewear—lightweight, aerodynamic, and unapologetically bold. Whether coaching courtside or inspiring new style comebacks, Agassi remains a cultural force, showing that style, like greatness, never retires.