Jean Paul Gaultier 58-6107

Jean Paul Gaultier 58-6107 - Japanese-made 1997 frame. Unusual bows with a plane not vertically, as always, but horizontally, this was done by manufacturers not in part, imitates a sports form, there are similar bows in the Eschenbach 4684-670 frame. On the left side of the bow, the Japanese abbreviation JPG (Jean Paul Gaultier) is written, on the right just JPG. It would seem a frame for a conservative, but still there is something rebellious in it.

Jean Paul Gaultier is a famous French designer. His work is well known around the world for being extraordinary and exciting. His eyewear collection rose to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s for its bold designs. Vintage collectors search the world for these eccentric, intricate designs. Many of his vintage collections are now known as steampunk sunglasses. Most of his eyewear models include his signature spring-loaded loop. Jean Paul Gaultier spectacle frames are made of metal, including stainless steel and titanium. Some of his most memorable designs include glasses with triple temples, side curtains. All of Jean Paul Gaultier's creations are memorable and whimsical, making them collectible for all vintage lovers.