Mona Fastvold (born 7 March 1986) is a Norwegian filmmaker, screenwriter, and actress recognised for her lyrical storytelling and atmospheric direction. After starting her career in front of the camera, she gained international attention behind it with her directorial debut The Sleepwalker (2014). She went on to co-write Childhood of a Leader and Vox Luxwith Brady Corbet, before directing The World to Come (2020), a critically acclaimed period romance that premiered at the Venice Film Festival and cemented her reputation as a distinctive cinematic voice.

Her style is minimalist and intellectual, often leaning into clean silhouettes and understated elegance that reflect her artistic sensibility. Eyewear serves as both a practical and aesthetic extension of her look—Fastvold gravitates toward refined rectangular frames, subtle cat-eyes, and modern acetate designs that mirror her quiet sophistication. Brands like Miu Miu and Prada align seamlessly with her aesthetic, offering eyewear that embodies subtle artistry and timeless polish. Mona Fastvold’s eyewear mirrors her filmmaking: thoughtful, restrained, and profoundly evocative.