Fellini Eyewear and Great Modern Figures: Limited Edition Style Icons

When it comes to limited edition style icons, thoughts immediately turn to Los Angeles, home of the world's most sought-after luxury brand: Jacques Marie Mage.

Jerome Mage, the brand's designer, draws inspiration from figures who have made history artistically, politically, architecturally, in engineering, culturally, and stylistically. His sources of inspiration include directors Pasolini and Fellini, singers Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger, President Kennedy, Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco, and many others.

But what makes Jacques Marie Mage eyewear so special? Undoubtedly the extremely high quality, as these are optical and sunglasses frames entirely handmade by master Japanese artisans, using precious materials such as titanium and Japanese acetate up to 10mm thick.

But that's not all; each model is also produced in limited quantities and, most importantly, numbered, making each pair of glasses unique and thus initiating a true collector's passion around this wonderful brand.

At Bottega di Sguardi Boutiques, you can discover a wide and rare collection of Jacques Marie Mage optical and sunglasses, a unique experience, much more than a simple eyeglasses store in Florence.

• 
  Fellini: Iconic Sunglasses
  
• 
  Jacques Marie Mage Fellini
  
• 
  Jacques Marie Mage Fellini: A Limited Edition Tribute
  
• 
  From Fellini to the Most Iconic Jacques Marie Mage Eyewear Models
  
• 
  Dealan
  
• 
  Zephirin
  
• 
  Torino
  
• 
  Molino
  
• 
  Pasolini
  

At Via Marconi 19fr and Via del Parione 54r, in the Bottega di Sguardi Boutiques, we are ready to introduce you to the most fascinating world there is… that of iconic sunglasses that have made and will continue to make the history of all style icons.

Not just sunglasses, but also optical glasses, which we have often seen worn by our idols, singers, actors, directors, or influential figures.

The great icons of the past come to life in Jacques Marie Mage eyewear, as this brand's creations embody the nostalgic spirit of ultimate classics reinterpreted with bold and sinuous shapes, an undisputed style constantly accompanied by the highest desirable quality.

Past and future merge into a magical creation with unrepeatable details, aiming to pay homage to the greatest figures who have left their mark on history.

At the Bottega di Sguardi Boutiques in Florence, you can discover an exciting journey through the history of art, cinema, literature and beyond, songwriting, architecture, and much more, with the world's most sought-after Jacques Marie Mage collections.

These are iconic and exclusive glasses, entirely handmade in Japan with the finest materials in the world, numbered pieces inspired by great figures who made history, such as the great Italian director and incredible creative genius, Federico Fellini.

The Fellini model, inspired by the eponymous Master, is a classic frame made simultaneously bold thanks to its substantial thickness and beveled angles.

It is a production of only 350 pieces worldwide, as these glasses are as unique as the five-time Oscar-winning director Federico Fellini.

George Harrison, Michael Caine, Grace Kelly, Brigitte Bardot, Bob Dylan, Pier Paolo Pasolini are just some of the great figures who have inspired the models and lines of Jacques Marie Mage eyewear.

From elongated to round or square shapes, strictly crafted with the world's most precious materials, cellulose acetate or Japanese beta titanium, gold or silver, in always limited and numbered editions with a certificate of authenticity.

Jacques Marie Mage eyewear has now become the most coveted fashion accessory in the world, with collectors ready to go to great lengths to acquire a particular model for their collection.

In Florence, at Bottega di Sguardi, you can enjoy a rare and extensive offering from this luxurious brand.

In Bottega di Sguardi's two exclusive boutiques in Florence, you can find the most sought-after and luxurious eyewear of the moment.

Are you ready for an exciting journey through the eyewear that has made history in the world of optics?

Among these, you can discover an iconic Jacques Marie Mage model called Dealan, inspired by the symbiotic relationship between Nobel Prize winner Bob Dylan and his inseparable sunglasses, which he constantly wore daily, day and night.

The Dealan is a pair of glasses meticulously handmade in Japan with premium materials, rich in bold volumes and sharp lines that evoke the charisma of the singer-songwriter who made American folk history.

This is the leading eyewear in "Babylon," the 2022 film starring Brad Pitt, another iconic model from the much-desired Jacques Marie Mage collection.

In Florence, at via del Parione 54r and via Marconi 19fr, at the Bottega di Sguardi Boutiques, you can fulfill your desire to touch and try on these rare collector's glasses.

This model is inspired by great thinkers, its shape cut to the dimensions of existing glasses before World War II, distinguished by its slender forms and eclectic silhouette that denotes great character.

Named after Pope Zephyrinus, the Zephirin, with its keyhole bridge, gives the wearer an intellectual touch and spontaneous self-confidence.

Only 750 pieces worldwide for this work of concentration and dynamism.

In Florence, both in Via Marconi 19fr and Via del Parione 54r, at the Bottega di Sguardi Boutiques, you can discover the iconic Torino eyewear from the Jacques Marie Mage brand.

A pair of glasses with a bold and angular design typical of the 1960s, with a marked regularity in the shape of the lenses; here too we have the unmistakable 10mm thickness, entirely handcrafted in Japan, and a limited production of only 350 pieces worldwide.

This audacious and distinctive design is inspired by the Teatro Regio in Turin, a historic Italian theater and one of the most important European theaters, completely redesigned after a fire in 1936 by the architect Carlo Mollino, who declared that "Everything is permissible as long as it's fantastic," just like Jacques Marie Mage eyewear.

It is precisely one of the greatest architects of the 20th century, the Italian Carlo Mollino, who inspired Jerome Marie Mage for this rectangular shape typical of the 1960s.

We recall the uniqueness of architect Carlo Mollino, who was also a designer, writer, photographer, and pilot of airplanes and race cars, an eclectic personality who constantly brought his multifaceted, whimsical, and imaginative ingenuity into his work.

Jerome, with the Molino model, seeks to emulate the acclaimed talent of the Italian architect for "poetic angularity," with a solid and decisive construction refined with subtle beveled details that reflect his keen combination of sensuality and balance.

Another figure who made his relationship with glasses inseparable was the controversial Pier Paolo Pasolini, one of the greatest intellectuals of the twentieth century, who was a poet, writer, director, screenwriter, actor, and playwright – undoubtedly an eclectic personality.

Describing Pier Paolo Pasolini in a linear way is decidedly impossible, but suffice it to say that he was a dissenting voice who strongly wanted to be heard and would not accept being silenced.

He was a keen observer of post-war society and loudly denounced bourgeois habits and the rise of consumerism, attracting strong controversy and heated debates.

Jerome Marie Mage wanted to celebrate his inimitable personality and aesthetic with the Pasolini model, square yet without sharp angles, decisive yet harmonious, a masterpiece from every point of view.

"I think scandalizing is a right, being scandalized is a pleasure, and whoever refuses to be scandalized is a moralist" - Pier Paolo Pasolini.