Gaspard Ulliel (born on 25 November 1984 – passed on 19 January 2022) was the French actor and model whose haunting elegance, introspective depth, and cinematic mystique made him one of the most revered talents of his generation. He rose to prominence with films like A Very Long Engagement and Hannibal Rising, later earning a César Award for his poignant portrayal of Yves Saint Laurent in Saint Laurent. In It's Only the End of the World, his quiet, devastating performance solidified his place as a master of nuance in contemporary French cinema. A face of Chanel’s Bleu de Chanel, Ulliel embodied a rare balance of allure and restraint—at once classic and elusive.

His personal style was unmistakably Parisian—polished, romantic, and imbued with a subtle rebellion. Gaspard’s eyewear reflected this quiet cool: slim acetate frames, vintage-inspired squares, and minimalist aviators in black, brushed gold, or smoky tortoiseshell. He favoured timeless sophistication over trends, often seen in pieces from Saint Laurent, Ray-Ban, and Persol. Whether front row at fashion week or captured in a candid monochrome frame, Gaspard Ulliel’s sunglasses echoed his legacy—elegant, enigmatic, and eternally iconic.