Dree Hemingway (born December 4, 1987), the great-granddaughter of literary icon Ernest Hemingway and daughter of actress Mariel Hemingway, is fashion aristocracy with downtown credibility. A model, actress, and muse to countless designers, Dree emerged in the fashion world with an ethereal, bohemian cool that quickly set her apart. From walking for Givenchy and Chanel to starring in independent films like Starlet, she bridges high fashion with indie grit in a way that feels utterly effortless — a modern It-girl with heritage allure.

Her eyewear choices perfectly encapsulate her aesthetic: unfussy, vintage-inspired, and deliberately undone. Dree has been spotted in a mix of minimalist metal frames, oversized tortoiseshell sunglasses, and angular cat-eyes that give just enough edge without overpowering her natural grace. She gravitates toward labels like Céline, Gucci, and Persol — brands that reflect her preference for quality, timelessness, and subtle luxury over overt branding. There’s often a 1970s sensibility to her frames — think softly tinted lenses, slightly oversized proportions, and that air of borrowed-from-a-poet's-desk drawer chic. Whether she’s on the streets of Paris or the pages of Vogue, Dree’s sunglasses always feel like an extension of her world — mysterious, romantic, and steeped in quiet cool.