Ruby Dhalla (born 29 February 1974) is a Canadian public figure known for her trailblazing career in politics and her early work in film. Rising to prominence as one of the first Sikh women elected to Canada’s House of Commons, she became an influential voice on immigration, multiculturalism, and social policy. Before her political ascent, Dhalla appeared in South Asian cinema, bringing a poised, expressive charisma to the screen. Her combination of political impact and on-camera experience has made her a distinctive presence in Canada’s cultural and public life, celebrated for her eloquence, advocacy, and unmistakable confidence.

Dhalla’s personal style reflects her polished, international sensibility: tailored silhouettes, precise lines, and a refined glamour that never veers into excess. Her eyewear choices follow the same philosophy, leaning toward crisp, modern shapes that flatter her strong features. She has been seen in sleek Prada frames and the sophisticated femininity of Versace's metal-accented designs, favouring softly angular or subtly cat-eye silhouettes that project both professionalism and contemporary ease. Often paired with immaculate suiting or streamlined daywear, her glasses add a layer of poised intention — a finishing touch that enhances her commanding presence whether she is stepping into a public event, engaging with community initiatives, or embracing moments of off-duty elegance.