Macron's Sunglasses Spark Davos Buzz

Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, wore some very expensive sunglasses at a big meeting in Davos, Switzerland.

These sunglasses cost about ₹70,000 and are made by a fancy French brand called Henry Jullien.

He wore them because he had a small problem with his eye, and the sunglasses helped protect it.

Some people thought he was making a political statement, like being tough against other leaders.

People on the internet made fun of him, and even the President of the United States, Donald Trump, joked about it.

The sunglasses became very famous, and many people searched for them online.

The company that makes the sunglasses even saw its stock price go up a little bit.

It's a funny story about how something small can become a big deal in the news.