Jacques Marie Mage “Hopper 1962” Antique 2 unisex sunglasses featuring ‘60s inspired aviator frames in antique silver beta titanium with acetate top bar in matte black horn.
The glasses have temples with inner epoxy detail tip, monoblock titanium hinge construction, custom 4mm rim wire with hairline detail, custom nose pads with logo and hairline engraving

Limited edition: 250 pieces

Inspired by the exact glasses worn by actor-artist Dennis Hopper in a photograph entitled, 'Self Portrait at a Porn Stand, 1962, these glasses are JMM’s unique take on ‘60s teardrop lenses.

The frames are part of a collaboration between The Hopper Foundation and eyewear brand Jacques Marie Mage. The limited edition eyewear collection is inspired by Dennis Hopper – an American actor, filmmaker, photographer and artist. Dennis Hopper attended the Actors Studio, made his first television appearance in 1954 and made his directorial film debut in Easy Rider (1969), which he and co-star Peter Fonda wrote with Terry Southern.
Titled TAOS, after the place where the late great actor and artist lived and is buried, the collection is deeply inspired by the creative spirit of Dennis Hopper and the idealism and decadence of the 60s.