Florence Welch (born 28 August 1986) is a British singer, songwriter, and the magnetic frontwoman of Florence + The Machine, known for her ethereal voice, poetic lyricism, and otherworldly stage presence. Since the release of Lungs in 2009, Welch has enchanted global audiences with anthemic hits like Dog Days Are Over and Shake It Out, blending art-rock drama with haunting vulnerability. Beyond music, she’s a literary and sartorial muse—beloved for her introspective brilliance and romantic, free-spirited sensibility.

Her style is quintessentially bohemian with a Pre-Raphaelite edge—flowing silks, Edwardian lace, and dramatic cloaks layered with mystical intensity. Her eyewear is a seamless part of this visual language: oversized round frames, softly tinted lenses, and vintage-inspired silhouettes that evoke both '70s rock and antique glamour. She often favours brands like Gucci, Chloé, and Ray-Ban—labels that embrace dreamlike maximalism with craftsmanship and soul. Whether gliding barefoot across a festival stage or leaving a London bookshop, Florence Welch’s sunglasses channel the same spectral beauty and visionary depth that define her sound—timeless, theatrical, and entirely spellbinding.