Nadia Lee Cohen (born 15 November 1992) is a British photographer, filmmaker, model, and visual artist renowned for her hyperreal, cinematic aesthetic and provocative reimagining of Americana. Drawing from pop culture, vintage advertising, and cult cinema, Cohen’s work blurs the line between fashion and fine art—creating stylised worlds that are both glossy and unsettling. With acclaimed projects like Women, Hello My Name Is, and campaigns for Balenciaga, Valentino, and Maison Margiela, she has cemented herself as one of the most distinctive and subversive visual storytellers of her generation.

Her personal style is a performance in itself—high-octane glamour fused with surrealist kitsch. Think exaggerated wigs, latex, leopard print, and an unapologetic commitment to character. Naturally, her eyewear choices are pure spectacle: oversized cat-eyes, candy-coloured visors, and vintage frames dripping in rhinestones or irony. She gravitates toward custom pieces and bold designs from brands like Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, and Valentino—frames that don’t accessorise the look, but are the look. Whether stepping behind the lens or stepping into one of her alter egos, Nadia Lee Cohen wears her sunglasses like her art: maximalist, hypnotic, and defiantly unforgettable.