Dasha Zhukova (born on 8 June 1981) is the Russian-American art collector, fashion entrepreneur, and cultural curator whose influence spans the rarefied worlds of contemporary art, luxury fashion, and international philanthropy. As the founder of Garage Magazine and Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow, Zhukova has long championed the intersection of art, architecture, and style. With a refined yet quietly avant-garde aesthetic, she moves between global art fairs, haute couture shows, and elite philanthropic circles with effortless poise.

Her style is refined minimalism with an edge—never overt, but always calculated. Dasha favours structured silhouettes, rich fabrics, and a neutral palette that speaks to both old-world elegance and modern restraint. Her eyewear reflects this elevated discretion. Think architectural frames with subtle drama: oversized square or butterfly shapes in polished acetate, or refined cat-eyes in tonal shades. She's been spotted in frames by Celine, Saint Laurent, and Linda Farrow—brands that speak to understatement and sculptural precision. Whether front row at Paris Fashion Week or at a Basel panel discussion, Dasha Zhukova’s sunglasses complete a vision of quiet luxury—artful, composed, and distinctly international.