Punk spirit reflected in latest MJ frames

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The latest special edition frame from Marc Jacobs is designed to have an edgy appeal, borrowing from the glam-rock era sprinkled with a touch of punk.

Model MJ 292 features details on the temples that highlight the logo with metal studs in various shapes and sizes. Pyramid and hexagonal studs and tiny screws define this style, making it recognizable against the color combinations of dark Havana, black, and black spotted honey.

The MJ 292 model has a boxy, retro shape and comes in a specially designed white hard case that has the same metalwork details featured on the frame's temple.

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