1990s Mugler Frames | Archive 0268
$5.00 per wear · worn 30 times
The more you wear it, the lower it gets.
- Ships to the US
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Details
The Mugler TM19327 captures the sharp, architectural character of 1990s Italian eyewear design. Its bold rectangular silhouette features strong horizontal lines, softly rounded lens corners, and substantial outer end pieces that give the frame a distinctive, structured presence. The deep black acetate creates a clean, graphic appearance, while the relatively narrow bridge balances the frame's broad proportions. Frame Model: TM19327 Decade: 1990s Country of Origin: Italy Lenses: Empty, ready for custom lenses Condition: Excellent Vintage Measurements: 54-14-140 Historical Context Founded in Paris in 1974 by Manfred Thierry Mugler, the house became known for an avant-garde approach to fashion, combining sharply tailored silhouettes with futuristic, architectural forms and theatrical glamour. Mugler later extended this distinctive visual language into accessories, including eyewear, with vintage Italian-made examples reflecting the house’s sculptural approach to proportion and form. The eyewear often echoes Mugler’s broader aesthetic through dramatic curves, geometric lines, strong temples, and sleek metallic or sculpted details. Italian production reflects the important role of Italy’s established eyewear industry in manufacturing designer frames, although the exact year Mugler first began producing eyewear could not be reliably verified from the available sources.
