Ray-ban-meta-Coperni catwalk

From runway to real life: Ray-Ban x Coperni is everywhere

They stole the spotlight on the Coperni runway—now they’re taking over the streets. The Ray-Ban x Coperni smart glasses are this season’s boldest fashion-tech fusion.

Tech meets fashion-forward

Launched during Paris Fashion Week FW25, these limited-edition Wayfarers blend minimalist couture with Meta’s next-gen tech: camera, voice assistant, AI… all hands-free and all style.

A future icon in 3600 copies

Only 3,600 pairs exist worldwide. With a semi-transparent black frame, mirrored lenses, and dual-brand engraving, these are no ordinary glasses—they’re a fashion-tech collectible. Price tag? About $620 USD of style and innovation.

Ray-ban meta x Coperni 2025
Smart Glasses 2026

Smart glasses 2026

Already a street-style favorite

A month post-launch, they’re already spotted off-catwalk, from content creators to style insiders. Fashion is no longer just seen—it’s recorded, shared, lived.

Further reading :

Eyewear Photography for E-commerce, POS and Campaigns: The Brand's Guide

Eyewear Photography for E-commerce, POS and Campaigns: The Brand’s Guide

Online as in a shop window, the image comes before the words: it is what the customer studies, what reassures them or cheapens a frame chosen with care. Yet eyewear is one of the hardest objects to photograph — lens and material bounce light in different ways. This is the practical guide to eyewear photography […]

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Meta Glasses

Meta Glasses: EssilorLuxottica and Meta launch a standalone AI eyewear brand

On June 23, 2026, Meta and EssilorLuxottica unveiled Meta Glasses, a new line of smart eyewear. After Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta, it is the first time the wearable carries Meta’s own name — a sign that connected eyewear is establishing itself as a standalone optical category rather than a piece of technology grafted onto […]

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Linda Farrow Iconic Collection

Linda Farrow Iconic Collection: 1970 Heritage, Engineered for Today

Linda Farrow doesn’t do nostalgia. With the Iconic Collection, the British house revisits its founding vocabulary — the forms that defined it in 1970 — and reengineers them for a generation that never saw the originals. This is not a reissue. It is a restatement. A Return to Origins That Refuses to Romanticise Founded in […]

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