Blackpink in the upper area of your face.
Meta introduced its own smart glasses earlier this year as a cheaper option to its Ray-Ban models and a way to partner with celebrities like Kylie Jenner on exclusive designs. The company is building on this strategy at Meta Connect 2026 by partnering with Blackpink rapper Lisa on two different styles of Meta Glasses. It is also expanding its existing offerings and bringing them to more countries.
Both “Meta Glasses by Lisa” designs feature custom elements, and one of them is a completely new style while the other is an updated version of an existing offering. The Meta Adventurer Lisa Edition are rectangular glasses with a semi-translucent Moonlit Sky frame and Blush lenses, while the new Meta Capri Lisa Edition features a darker cat-eye frame with gray lenses.
Whichever you choose, you’ll receive a personalized frame (with a star on the temple tips), a personalized charging case with a star design, and charms shaped like Lisa’s pets. In terms of level of customization, these little ornaments resemble the little piece of bling and mirrored bar that Kylie Jenner’s version of Meta Glasses also features. The same Meta AI, audio and camera features offered on previous Meta-branded smart glasses are also available on these special edition models. And as before, they support prescription lenses.
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The company is also updating its Meta Glasses by Kylie Jenner collaboration with a new ivory (off-white) version of its Starfire frames. Both variations of the Lisa shades and Kylie Jenner options start at $399. Meta is also selling a new, even cheaper version of the Meta Adventurer frame in black with a plug-in charging case for $249, which is $50 less than the usual $299 starting price for the company’s smart glasses. For anyone looking for non-special edition styles, the company is also introducing an all-new Nova design that shares similarities with Ray-Ban’s Headliner style.
Along with the launch of these new frame options, Meta is also bringing Meta Glasses to more countries. These include Singapore, South Korea, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates today, as well as Brazil in the near future.
