John Lennon eyewear

Born on October 9, 1940, in the beautiful city of Liverpool, John Winston Ono Lennon made a name for himself in the early 1960s as John Lennon, when he founded the famous English music group The Beatles.

John Lennon and the success of a band

Their success soon spread around the world. Along with Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, they formed one of the most energetic and prolific bands in rock history. between them, they wrote over two hundred songs. From 1963's Please Please Me to 1970's Let It Be, their group rocked the world with their blend of genres and musical influences.

In 1971, after the group split up, John Lennon devoted himself entirely to his solo career. He was inspired by his wife, the Japanese artist Yoko Ono. That same year, he composed his most iconic hit, Imagine. He retired from public life in 1975 to look after his son Sean. In 1980, a few weeks before he was murdered in front of his home on December 8, he had resumed his career. Slightly short-sighted and wearing his round glasses, John Lennon was instantly recognizable.

Adopt the John Lennon look

Today, retro eyewear is the trend, and what better way to wear yourself at the height of fashion than with John Lennon glasses. You'll be sure to find high-quality frames, as John Lennon eyewear is made in France, in the Jura region. You'll be delighted to discover that John Lennon eyewear is available in over twenty frames in plastic and metal. You'll be able to get both optical and sunglasses with this vintage-style range. But you won't want to miss the legendary round rimmed frame. The "Lennon look" is still very much in vogue.

For everyone's pleasure, an innovative collection with interchangeable temples has been created. Iconic models are still on offer, such as the famous P'847, an essential pair of glasses that owes its fame to John Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono. She made it her emblem on many record sleeves and fashion photos.

The design of this symbolic frame with its resolutely retro style has been modernized to suit all body shapes. To satisfy young and old alike, the frames dare to display themselves in warm, colorful shades of mauve, yellow, blue and pink, as well as darker, more neutral tones like black or navy blue. John Lennon's eyewear frames have succeeded in passing the years without ever being outdated.