Djibril Cissé (born 12 August 1981) is a French former professional footballer known as much for his explosive pace and goal-scoring prowess as for his flamboyant style and ever-changing looks. With a career spanning top clubs like Auxerre, Liverpool, Marseille, and Panathinaikos, Cissé was a striker who brought energy and unpredictability to every match. A UEFA Champions League winner with Liverpool in 2005 and a fashion-forward icon off the pitch, he remains a memorable figure in global football culture.

Cissé’s style is fearless, maximalist, and unapologetically bold—mohawks, tattoos, neon fits, and avant-garde tailoring are all part of his signature. His eyewear is just as expressive. He favours standout frames: oversized shields, reflective lenses, and futuristic visors in vivid colours or metallic finishes. Brands like Cazal, Oakley, and Tom Ford align with his aesthetic—luxurious, rebellious, and custom-ready. Whether he's DJing, walking a runway, or making a rare pitch appearance, Djibril Cissé’s sunglasses are always dialled to full drama—more than eyewear, they're fashion statements with attitude.