Gavin Rossdale (born on October 30, 1965), the British rocker and frontman of Bush, became a defining figure of '90s alt-rock with his smouldering stage presence and raspy vocals on hits like “Glycerine” and “Comedown.” Beyond music, he’s remained in the spotlight through film roles, fashion campaigns, and his high-profile marriage to Gwen Stefani, solidifying his status as a grunge-era heartthrob turned modern style icon.

Rossdale’s fashion is the embodiment of rock-and-roll edge: distressed denim, layered tees, combat boots, and jewellery with just the right amount of tarnish. His sunglasses are no exception — bold, angular, and perpetually cool. He’s often spotted in aviators, wraparound shields, and squared-off frames that echo his tough-but-polished aesthetic. Brands like Oakley, Tom Ford, and Hugo Boss have been part of his signature look, often in dark tints or mirrored finishes that dial up the mystery. Whether on stage or strolling through London, his eyewear adds that final hit of rebellion — timeless, masculine, and unmistakably rockstar.