Kristine Frøseth (born 21 September 1996) is a Norwegian-American actress and model celebrated for her ethereal beauty and introspective roles in series like Looking for Alaska and The Society. With a fashion sense that effortlessly fuses Scandi minimalism and vintage Americana, Frøseth leans toward delicate, quietly luxe eyewear that complements her refined, almost dreamlike aesthetic.

Often spotted in softly sculpted metal or acetate frames, Frøseth gravitates towards eyewear with a poetic sensibility — think slim oval sunglasses, delicate gold wire rims, or softly tinted lenses in warm amber or smoky grey. Brands such as Miu Miu and Celine feel very much in line with her look: elegant, low-key, and rich in detail without shouting for attention. Off-duty, she’s known to wear retro-inspired silhouettes that echo 90s supermodel cool, while her red carpet eyewear moments (rare but memorable) lean classic with a contemporary twist.

Frøseth’s eyewear choices exude the same cinematic calm and introspective beauty that defines her screen presence. Whether she’s in editorial mode or off-camera in oversized shades and a trench coat, her look is the definition of effortless — a soft-spoken nod to timeless glamour.