Pedro Sánchez’s appearance has once again sparked discussion about his attention to personal style after he showed up at a Senate session. The prime minister wore glasses that immediately caught the public’s eye thanks to their unusual design. Many social media users wondered where Sánchez got such vintage frames and what made him choose them.
It turned out that they are the Monsieur model by Dior, styled after the 1980s. Sánchez bought these glasses at an optician’s shop in Madrid five years ago. The store, which specializes in retro accessories, is located near the Plaza de la Villa. According to staff, frames like these cost around €250, and the condition of Sánchez’s accessory has barely changed since he purchased them.
The model stands out for its massive brown plastic frame, resembling the classic aviator shape but with a distinct retro twist. This choice is intentional: the frames complement Sánchez’s facial features, highlighting his individuality without adding unnecessary severity or making him look older. Thinner or metal options could have aged the president visually, while round frames would have given him an overly academic look.
Sánchez’s appearance in these glasses sparked a wave of discussion not only among fashion critics but also among ordinary citizens. Many noted that the accessory complemented his look, making it more modern and memorable. At the same time, the public’s interest in politicians’ wardrobe details highlights how important a public image has become for the country’s leaders today.
