Luke Goss (born 29 September 1968) is a British actor, director, and former pop star who first rose to fame as one half of the chart-topping 1980s pop duo Bros, alongside his twin brother Matt Goss. With their boyish charm and platinum hits like “When Will I Be Famous”, Luke became a heartthrob of the era. Transitioning into film in the early 2000s, he reinvented himself with a series of intense, often villainous roles in genre hits like Blade II, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, and Death Race 2. His commanding screen presence and dedication to physical roles earned him a cult following far beyond his music roots.

Goss’s personal style exudes moody sophistication—clean lines, dark palettes, and an air of brooding elegance. His eyewear is an extension of this carefully honed aesthetic. He gravitates toward sharp, angular sunglasses—matte black frames, lightly mirrored lenses, or minimalist metallics that echo his edgy screen persona. Brands like Ray-Ban and DITA align with his cinematic cool, often seen paired with crisp leather or tailored coats. Whether on set or stepping out in LA, Luke Goss’s eyewear says exactly what he does: smooth, strong, and unmistakably composed.