Lisa x Meta Glasses: BLACKPINK's Star Gets Her Own Smart Shades

Meta taps BLACKPINK's Lisa for two custom smart glasses designs packed with star motifs, pet-shaped charms, and cat-eye cool — starting at $399.

Lisa isn't just dominating playlists — now she's taking over your face. At Meta Connect 2026, the tech giant revealed a full collaboration with the BLACKPINK rapper and solo powerhouse, dropping two limited-edition smart glasses that carry her unmistakable fingerprints from lens to temple tip. According to Engadget, the partnership follows Meta's growing strategy of pairing celebrity cachet with wearable tech.
Two Styles, One Aesthetic
The "Meta Glasses by Lisa" collection arrives in two distinct silhouettes, and they couldn't feel more different from each other. The Meta Adventurer Lisa Edition leans dreamy — rectangular frames in a semi-translucent Moonlit Sky finish paired with soft Blush lenses, the kind of accessory that feels lifted straight off a Seoul street-fashion shoot. Then there's the Meta Capri Lisa Edition, a brand-new frame style for the lineup: a darker cat-eye shape with grey lenses that lands somewhere between understated and unmistakably fierce.
Both designs share a set of signature touches that make them feel genuinely personal rather than just slapping a name on existing stock. Each pair features a star detail on the temple tips, a custom charging case stamped with a star motif, and — perhaps the most charming detail of all — case charms modeled after Lisa's own pets. It's the kind of specificity that separates a real collab from a logo licensing deal.
Tech Beneath the Style
Strip away the celebrity trimmings and you're still getting the same capable hardware Meta has been building out across its glasses lineup. The Lisa editions include the company's built-in Meta AI assistant, spatial audio, and an onboard camera — the same stack available on its standard smart glasses. Prescription lens support is also included, which keeps these wearable for everyday use rather than just a flex piece for the shelf.
For fans already deep in [Lisa's creative era](article/lisa-s-new-single-sawadika-marks-a-bold-return-to-her-rap-roots) — and curious about [what she has coming next](article/blackpink-lisa-second-solo-album-vanity-fair) — these glasses land as one more marker of just how far her brand has expanded beyond music.
Pricing and What Else Is New
Both Lisa colorways, along with the existing Kylie Jenner collaboration (which is getting a new Ivory Starfire variant), start at $399. That puts them in the premium tier of Meta's glasses range — but the company is also widening access at the lower end. A stripped-back version of the Adventurer frame in black with a plug-in charging case is hitting shelves at $249, a solid $50 below the usual entry price. Meta is also introducing an entirely new Nova frame that draws stylistic comparisons to Ray-Ban's Headliner silhouette, giving non-collab shoppers a fresh option.
Going Global
The timing of this launch isn't just about hardware — it's about reach. Meta is simultaneously rolling out its smart glasses to Singapore, South Korea, Mexico, and the United Arab Emirates, with Brazil next in line. Launching in South Korea alongside a BLACKPINK member's collaboration is hardly coincidental, and it signals just how strategically Meta is mapping celebrity partnerships onto market expansion.
For a group that [has consistently rewritten the rules](article/blackpink-a-decade-of-groundbreaking-achievements-in-music) of what a K-pop act can achieve globally, having Lisa anchor a major tech product launch feels like a natural next chapter. BLACKPINK's influence has always extended well past the stage — and now, apparently, all the way to your eyewear.
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