Rhys Ifans (born 22 July 1967) is a Welsh actor and musician known for his eclectic screen presence, razor-sharp wit, and seamless ability to oscillate between offbeat comedy and dramatic intensity. He first captured international attention with his unforgettable turn as the eccentric roommate in Notting Hill, and has since delivered standout performances in The Boat That Rocked, Enduring Love, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and House of the Dragon. With his distinctive voice and chameleon-like range, Ifans continues to be a scene-stealing force across film, television, and stage.

His eyewear style mirrors his effortlessly unconventional persona—understated with a touch of rebellion. Ifans often favours vintage-inspired frames: thin-rimmed round or rectangular silhouettes in dark tortoiseshell, brushed metal, or smoky neutrals. Think British-cool meets bohemian intellectual, with eyewear choices from labels like Ray-Ban, Tom Ford, or even niche London opticians. Whether appearing at a film premiere or spotted in a more relaxed, artfully dishevelled look, Rhys Ifans’s sunglasses feel precisely him—laid-back, smart, and refreshingly nonconformist.