Cœur de Pirate (born 22 September 1989 as Béatrice Martin) is a Canadian singer-songwriter, pianist, and composer renowned for her poetic lyricism and hauntingly melodic voice. Singing primarily in French, she captivated audiences with her self-titled debut album in 2008, helping to revitalise francophone pop music with a modern, indie sensibility. Her discography, including albums like Blonde and Impossible à aimer, blends chanson française with baroque pop and electronic flourishes, earning her critical acclaim and a devoted international following.

Her style is romantic with a rebellious twist—lace blouses, sharp tailoring, and delicate tattoos create a visual signature that’s both soft and defiant. Cœur de Pirate’s eyewear mirrors that duality. She favours refined vintage shapes, often oversized or softly rounded, in warm tortoiseshells or glossy black acetates. Brands like Fendi and Celine suit her aesthetic: poetic, slightly nostalgic, and quietly bold. Whether performing under moody stage lights or stepping out in Montreal, her sunglasses add an air of artistic mystique—timeless, expressive, and unmistakably hers.