La Roux (born Elly Jackson, 12 March 1988) is a British singer, songwriter, and producer known for her razor-sharp synth-pop sound, androgynous aesthetic, and fiercely independent spirit. Bursting onto the scene in 2009 with the breakout hit “Bulletproof”, La Roux defined a new era of electro-pop—her icy vocals and angular production earning a Grammy Award and a place at the forefront of alt-pop innovation. With her signature flame-red quiff and avant-garde minimalism, she quickly became a style and sound icon, blending emotional vulnerability with sonic steel across acclaimed albums like La Roux and Supervision.

La Roux’s personal style is bold, androgynous, and utterly her own—tailored blazers, structured silhouettes, and a distinct '80s-inflected visual language that rejects conformity. Her eyewear mirrors this sharp individuality: tinted visor shades, oversized geometric frames, and mirrored lenses in offbeat colours. She favours futuristic styles from brands like Mykita and Cutler and Gross—pieces that function as both fashion and armour. Whether on stage bathed in strobe lights or photographed in high-concept editorials, La Roux wears her sunglasses like her music: angular, fearless, and unapologetically original.