Miguel Herrán (born 25 April 1996) is a Spanish actor who shot to international fame with his emotionally charged performances in Netflix hits La Casa de Papel (Money Heist), where he portrayed the earnest and conflicted Rio, and Élite, where his raw energy further cemented him as a leading figure in a new wave of Spanish talent. Herrán's breakout performance in A cambio de nada earned him a Goya Award for Best New Actor, proving early on that his talent runs deep beneath his heartthrob appeal.

His style is understated with a rugged, street-smart edge—favouring well-cut basics, utilitarian layers, and a touch of athletic grit. When it comes to eyewear, Herrán leans into clean, masculine silhouettes: think matte black square frames, smoky lenses, and modern aviators that complement his strong features. Brands like Carrera and Loewe often align with his functional yet effortlessly cool aesthetic. Whether he's off-duty in Madrid or on the set of a Netflix production, Miguel Herrán’s sunglasses are quietly commanding—low-key, modern, and made for a star who keeps the focus on substance.