Jacques Marie Mage Julien
Consider the Jacques Marie Mage Julien, a pair of ‘50s-inspired spectacles, as modern remnants of post-war Paris, sleek heirlooms of those smoky, jazz-filled cafes of Saint Germain des Prés where poets, philosophers, musicians, actors, singers, and students all happily commingled, unwittingly creating a boisterous epicentre of cultural nonconformity.
