An accessory for tens of thousands of rubles has appeared in the assortment of the Gucci fashion house, which they began to actively discuss on social networks. Related material is published by The Sun.
These are upside-down black, teardrop-shaped, patterned glasses, which cost £ 470 (RUB 45,913).
According to the editors of the publication, the design of the released accessory may have been inspired by professional snooker player Dennis Taylor. The winner of the famous 1985 World Snooker Championship final was known for his large glasses, which visually appeared to be upside down. The accessory’s lenses covered the athlete’s eyes and eyebrows, allowing him to see clearly when he bent down to aim while playing.
Twitter users started making fun of the described product. “Sorry miss, your glasses are upside down … Oh, I’m sorry”, “Gucci, why are you doing this”, “Quarantine designers are crazy with boredom”, “This image can be easily repeated: just turn your glasses “, they wrote.
In October, Gucci raised for torn tights for 15 thousand rubles … A photo of the product, torn in the knee area, was published by the administrators of the Instagram account @diet_prada. “I’m ripping tights for free, you can call me Gucci,” netizens joked in the comments.