Grace Jones (born on 19 May 1948) is the Jamaican-American singer, model, and cultural icon whose genre-defying artistry, androgynous beauty, and uncompromising presence have left an indelible mark on music, fashion, and performance art. Bursting onto the scene in the 1970s with her bold fusion of disco, new wave, and reggae, Jones became a muse to designers like Jean-Paul Goude and Thierry Mugler, while challenging norms with her angular features, sculptural styling, and raw, primal stage persona. From Nightclubbing to Slave to the Rhythm, and roles in A View to a Kill and Conan the Destroyer, her legacy is pure avant-garde royalty.

Her personal style is architectural, unapologetic, and otherworldly—equal parts warrior, goddess, and art object. When it comes to eyewear, Grace Jones is synonymous with futuristic shield frames, geometric visors, and bold, angular sunglasses that become an extension of her persona. Often custom or runway-exclusive, her shades come in jet-black acrylics, mirrored chrome, or razor-sharp cuts. Labels like Saint Laurent, Thierry Lasry, and Ray-Ban align with her aesthetic—radical, high-gloss, and unmistakably powerful. Grace Jones doesn’t wear sunglasses; she wields them.