Macron’s Davos shades put Henry Jullien in the spotlight

Pacific S 01 (Henry Jullien)

French president Emmanuel Macron did not go unnoticed at the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this week. He wore a pair of high-end reflective aviator sunglasses during his speech, indoors. The unusual look was intended to cover a burst blood vessel in his eye, his office explained.

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