Marcus Mumford (born on 31 January 1987) is the British-American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist best known as the frontman of Mumford & Sons, the Grammy-winning folk-rock band that redefined a generation's sound with its foot-stomping anthems and lyrical intimacy. With albums like Sigh No More, Babel, and Delta, Mumford became synonymous with emotionally raw, expansive songwriting that bridges tradition and modernity. In recent years, his solo work—particularly the introspective [self-titled] album—has revealed deeper personal layers, earning him praise for vulnerability and sonic evolution.

His personal style is grounded, textural, and quietly rugged—rooted in vintage Americana and British heritage with a laid-back, lived-in edge. His eyewear reflects that timeless yet unpretentious vibe: think rounded or keyhole-bridge frames, thick acetate in matte tortoiseshell, and softly tinted lenses that feel more analogue than high gloss. He’s often seen in brands like Ray-Ban, Cutler and Gross, or Persol, favouring styles that feel like they’ve been worn and loved for years. Whether on stage, at a festival, or walking through London, Marcus Mumford’s sunglasses are poetic, understated, and effortlessly grounded—much like his music.