Ethan Hawke (born on November 6, 1970) is the American actor, writer, and director whose career spans indie cinema, literary adaptation, and philosophical rebellion. From his early breakthrough in Dead Poets Society to iconic roles in Before Sunrise, Training Day, and Boyhood, Hawke has built a legacy on emotional depth, creative risk-taking, and an unmistakable intellectual edge. Equally revered for his work behind the camera and on the page, he remains one of Hollywood’s most thoughtful and enduring voices — a true artist who thrives on nuance and authenticity.

His style is effortlessly bohemian-meets-Beat-poet — all weathered denim, unstructured blazers, boots with soul, and a healthy dose of vintage Americana. When it comes to eyewear, Ethan Hawke gravitates toward retro-inspired silhouettes, favouring tortoiseshell acetate, keyhole bridges, and round or softly squared frames that feel more French New Wave than red carpet. He’s been seen in pieces from Oliver Peoples, Persol, and Cutler and Gross, often with warm brown or green-tinted lenses that add to his bookish cool. Whether he’s in Tribeca or the South of France, his sunglasses feel lived-in and literary — the finishing touch to a man who wears both his intellect and his art on his sleeve.