Meta and Ray-Ban could only have joined forces with Coperni—one of the most tech-savvy fashion brands—to bring smart glasses into a new dimension, convincing the fashion world that these high-tech accessories are the next must-have. The result is a reimagined version of the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer, which debuted just yesterday during Coperni’s runway show at Paris Fashion Week.

Coperni’s inspiration comes directly from the ’90s and LAN parties—events where gamers would physically gather to connect their computers and play together. This tribute to the tech world translates into a design that merges nostalgia with innovation: the glasses feature gray mirrored lenses and a semi-transparent black frame that reveals Meta’s internal hardware, a detail reminiscent of Apple’s iconic translucent iMacs.

But these glasses are more than just a style statement. Equipped with a 12 MP camera and an advanced audio system with five microphones, they allow users to capture immersive photos and videos to share instantly on Facebook and Instagram. For video calls or live streaming, users can seamlessly switch from their phone’s camera to the glasses’ camera, offering a unique and personal perspective. Integration with Meta AI makes them even more versatile: simply saying “Hey Meta” enables users to access information, adjust settings, or set reminders—all hands-free. The enhanced wireless speakers deliver high-quality audio even in noisy environments, while voice commands and the touchpad simplify interactions, making them perfect for everyday use.

The Meta x Ray-Ban x Coperni smart glasses are available starting today at a price of $549, slightly higher than the classic Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer, which retail for around $330. Production is limited to just 3,600 pieces, making them a true collector’s item.