Paloma Elsesser (born on 12 April 1992) is the British-American model and activist redefining modern beauty with her bold presence, intellectual depth, and unapologetic sense of self. Rising to prominence as one of Pat McGrath’s muses, she has since graced covers of Vogue, walked for Fendi, McQueen, and Savage x Fenty, and become a crucial voice in conversations around size inclusivity and representation in fashion. Paloma isn’t just a model—she’s a cultural force, challenging long-held norms with intellect, vulnerability, and power.

Her personal style is a fearless blend of 2000s nostalgia, high fashion, and streetwear elegance. Whether she’s in structured tailoring or barely-there mesh, her looks always honour shape and sensuality with confidence. Sunglasses are a crucial part of her aesthetic armour—often bold, oversized, and sculptural. She’s frequently seen in avant-garde frames from Loewe, Balenciaga, and Miu Miu, favouring futuristic shields, edgy rectangular styles, or exaggerated cat-eyes in glossy black or coloured acetate. Her eyewear choices mirror her impact: unapologetic, editorial, and unafraid to take up space.