The sporty, 80s style shield sunglasses were made famous by Yoko Ono. The artist wore them for the first time at a press conference in 1979. After that, Ono was spotted with the Porsche Design glasses so often that the P'8479 is now primarily known as the Yoko Ono sunglasses. Among other appearances, the singer was pictured wearing them on the cover of "Rolling Stone" magazine as well as on the record sleeves of "Yes, I'm a witch" (2007) and "It's alright" (1982). In addition, Yoko Ono wore the sunglasses on a photo shoot for the fashion magazine, "New York".
Porsche Design is a luxury brand with particular focus on technically inspired products. Since the time it was founded in 1972 by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, the Porsche products have stood for functional, timeless and purist design. The product portfolio includes classic men's accessories, a sport and fashion collection as well as electronic products and a men's fragrance range. All products are designed in the Porsche Design Studio in Zell am See, Austria, and sold worldwide in own stores, shop-in-shops, high quality department stores and exclusive retail outlets. And this is for sure an added attraction to the huge range of auto merchandises.
Labels: Auto-Merchandise, Porsche, POrsche-Designer-Glasses, Porsche-Sunglasses
