Heath Ledger (born on 4 April 1979 – died 22 January 2008) was the Australian actor whose raw talent, fearless choices, and haunting screen presence made him one of the most revered actors of his generation. From his early charm in 10 Things I Hate About You to his Oscar-nominated role in Brokeback Mountain, Ledger brought emotional depth and sensitivity to every performance. His portrayal of the Joker in The Dark Knight — chilling, anarchic, and transcendent — earned him a posthumous Academy Award and cemented his legacy as an actor of rare intensity and brilliance.

Heath’s personal style was effortlessly rugged and artfully dishevelled — a mix of indie nonchalance and offbeat sophistication. He often favoured layered textures, worn-in denim, relaxed tailoring, and accessories that felt lived-in rather than styled. His eyewear echoed this energy: think vintage-inspired aviators, softly tinted lenses, and round acetate frames with a poetic, almost bohemian edge. He was frequently seen in styles from brands like Ray-Ban and Persol, favouring sunglasses that felt like an extension of his quiet magnetism. Whether snapped at Sundance or walking the streets of New York, Heath Ledger’s eyewear captured the soul of a true artist — understated, enigmatic, and undeniably iconic.