By Admin 
During the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, when there was a gathering of big leaders and industrialists from all over the world, French President Emmanuel Macron came into the news for his different style. Macron was seen wearing mirrored blue sunglasses, pictures of which quickly went viral on social media. While various reactions were seen on social media regarding her look, its impact was immediately visible on the stock market as well.
Shares rise due to Macron’s look
Actually, the sunglasses that Macron was wearing were from the brand ‘Henri Julien’ under the French luxury eye wear brand company iVision Tech. On Thursday, there was a tremendous rise in the shares of this company and the shares jumped by about 28 percent. The company said that President Macron was wearing Henri Julien’s ‘S 01 model’, whose price on its website is stated to be around 650 euros. The company’s CEO Stefano Fulchir admitted that because of this look of Macron, investors’ attention got on the company and there was a strong rise in the shares.
After this rise in shares, the market capitalization of iVision Tech increased by about 3.5 million euros i.e. about Rs 28 crore. The CEO of the company says that he immediately recognized these sunglasses as President Macron and claims that he himself sent these glasses to Macron in the year 2024. Earlier on Wednesday, before the close of trading on the Milan Stock Exchange, the company’s shares had risen by about 6 percent.
Why did Macron wear glasses?
At the same time, on this whole matter, Macron’s office gave clarification that the President was not wearing these glasses for any fashion statement but for medical reasons. According to the office, a vein in Macron’s eye had burst, due to which he had to wear sunglasses.
However, no official information was shared by the President regarding the brand or company of the glasses. Despite this, this look of Macron showed how even a small fashion moment of a big global leader can have an impact of crores in the market.
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