Ray-Ban's classic design, Meta's cutting-edge technology, and Coperni's futuristic aesthetic have combined to create a new interpretation of the legendary Wayfarer sunglasses.
The Parisian brand led by Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, which transformed its fall/winter 2025 collection runway show into a tribute to the digital community through an epic LAN party, showcased the results of its collaboration with the American eyewear brand and the tech giant.
"We've seen remarkable growth and progress with Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses. Collaborating with a digitally-focused brand seemed like a partnership that would resonate globally in both fashion and technology worlds. We hope to develop future innovations and collaborations that shape how we connect", said Rocco Basilico, Chief Wearables Officer at EssilorLuxottica.
The limited edition sunglasses, which models used to record yesterday's runway show at the Adidas Arena, feature a transparent black frame with co-branded gray mirrored lenses that create a bold, eye-catching look. The inner temple includes Limited Edition numbering, while a special charging case adds to the exclusivity of the offering.
Like all Ray-Ban Meta models, these glasses fully integrate advanced AI capabilities, a camera, audio features, and voice assistant functionality. The glasses are currently available in a limited run of 3,600 units and can be purchased online.
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