Meta is adding Blackpink rapper Lisa to its growing lineup of celebrity-backed smart glasses, revealing two special-edition frame styles under the name Meta Glasses by Lisa. The releases arrive alongside a broader refresh of the company’s glasses catalog: a new colorway for the existing Kylie Jenner collaboration, a lower-cost Adventurer configuration, a fresh Nova frame design and availability in additional countries.

The important detail is that the Lisa models appear to be a style-and-accessory collaboration rather than a separate technical tier. Meta says they retain the same Meta AI, audio and camera capabilities found in prior Meta-branded smart glasses, and they continue to support prescription lenses. Buyers are therefore choosing between frame shapes, color treatments and themed physical details, not between different advertised feature sets.

Two Lisa editions, two very different silhouettes

The first release is the Meta Adventurer Lisa Edition, an updated version of an existing Meta glasses style. It uses a rectangular shape, a semi-translucent Moonlit Sky frame and Blush lenses. The other is the entirely new Meta Capri Lisa Edition, which shifts toward a darker cat-eye frame with grey lenses.

That split makes the collaboration more substantial than a single finish applied across an existing product. The Adventurer version keeps a familiar underlying silhouette while changing its material and color presentation; Capri introduces a distinct frame profile for shoppers who prefer the uplifted lines associated with cat-eye glasses. Neither option is described as carrying a unique camera, speaker, AI system or prescription-lens capability over the other.

Both Lisa editions receive a common package of custom flourishes:

  • A custom frame design with a star on the temple tips.
  • A custom charging case featuring a star design.
  • Case charms shaped like Lisa’s pets.

Temple tips are the ends of the arms that rest behind a wearer’s ears. They are a small portion of a glasses frame, but branding there is intended to make the custom treatment part of the object itself rather than something confined to a box or a removable case. The themed charging case and charms extend that approach beyond the glasses, which matters because a charging case is likely to be handled frequently even when the eyewear is not being worn.

What stays the same technically

The supplied information does not describe new computing hardware or exclusive software for the Lisa editions. Instead, the models include the established Meta AI, audio and camera functions of previous Meta-branded smart glasses. In plain terms, the collaboration is focused on the wearable’s form factor and its accessories while preserving the product category’s familiar core: eyewear that combines an AI component, sound functions and a camera.

Prescription-lens support is also retained. That is a practical distinction for people who need corrective lenses: the glasses are not positioned solely as sunglasses or an occasional fashion accessory. However, no further details are provided here on prescription options, lens ranges, regional availability of those options or any fitting process, so prospective buyers should avoid assuming that every configuration will be offered in every market.

For people following Meta’s wider wearable efforts, these releases sit beside the company’s more technically ambitious display-oriented work. The difference is worth keeping straight: a celebrity special edition of Meta Glasses is presented as an aesthetic variation of existing camera-and-audio smart eyewear, not as a new display product. Meta’s other glasses initiatives have included a more expensive VR-oriented push, as covered in Meta’s $1,300 VR glasses plan, but the Lisa frames described here are a separate product proposition.

$399 special editions and a cheaper Adventurer route

Both Lisa styles start at $399. The same starting price applies to the Kylie Jenner options, which are also receiving an update: Meta is adding an Ivory, or off-white, version of the Starfire frame. The information available does not specify a separate price for the new Ivory color, only that the Kylie Jenner offerings start at $399.

At the other end of the catalog, Meta is introducing a black Meta Adventurer model with a plug-in charging case for $249. That is $50 below the company’s stated usual $299 starting price for its smart glasses. The lower figure is tied to that particular black Adventurer configuration and its plug-in case; it should not be read as a blanket price drop across the range.

There is also a new non-special-edition style called Nova. Its design is said to resemble Ray-Ban’s Headliner style, giving shoppers another frame option outside the Lisa and Kylie Jenner collaborations. No price, specifications or launch timing for Nova are provided in the available information.

Why the charging-case detail matters

The choice of charging case separates two parts of Meta’s lineup in a very direct way. The Lisa editions include a custom charging case as part of their themed presentation, while the newly cited $249 Adventurer version is specifically identified as having a plug-in charging case. These are tangible differences in how the products are packaged and powered, but the supplied information does not establish comparative charging performance, battery capacity or convenience. It is safest to treat the case type as a configuration detail, rather than infer a performance advantage from the name alone.

A wearable strategy built around choice in appearance

Meta introduced its own smart glasses earlier in 2026 as a less expensive alternative to its Ray-Ban models, while also using celebrity partnerships to create exclusive designs. The Lisa launch extends that approach in several directions at once: it adds a second celebrity collaborator, offers two frame shapes rather than one, keeps the underlying functions consistent and presents a set of recognizable visual markers through the star details and pet-themed charms.

The Kylie Jenner refresh reinforces the same pattern. Instead of framing each collaboration as an entirely separate electronics platform, Meta is treating the frame as a canvas for distinct public-facing identities. That is especially relevant for glasses, where a device is worn on the face and must work as an item of personal style as well as a piece of technology.

Analysis: the new range suggests that Meta is attempting to reduce the trade-off people may feel between adopting a connected wearable and choosing eyewear that fits their preferred look. A rectangular translucent frame, dark cat-eye option, off-white Starfire colorway, black Adventurer configuration and Nova style create more routes into the same general product class. The evidence does not show whether that strategy will broaden adoption, but it does show the company expanding selection at the frame level rather than announcing a new capabilities race for these editions.

The pricing structure also places a visible premium on the special editions. The $399 starting point for the Lisa and Kylie Jenner glasses is $150 above the newly introduced $249 black Adventurer configuration. That comparison does not prove that the difference is exclusively payment for celebrity styling, because the configurations include different frame and case details, but it clearly gives buyers a less expensive route into Meta Glasses if themed design and customized accessories are not their priority.

More countries added to the Meta Glasses map

Meta is expanding Meta Glasses into Singapore, South Korea, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates immediately. Brazil is also listed as coming in the near future.

That expansion runs alongside the new frame announcements, but it is not described as being limited to Lisa editions. Availability can be more complicated than a product being introduced in a country: particular designs, colors, lens options and accessories may differ by market. Since no country-by-country breakdown is supplied for the Lisa frames, Kylie Jenner variants, Nova design or lower-cost Adventurer version, shoppers should treat the expansion list as confirmation that Meta Glasses are entering those markets, not as a guarantee of every configuration.

For fans deciding between the two Lisa releases, the known choice is relatively clear. Adventurer Lisa Edition is the rectangular, semi-translucent Moonlit Sky option with Blush lenses; Capri Lisa Edition is the darker cat-eye model with grey lenses. Both carry the same stated starting price, custom star treatment, themed case and pet-shaped charms, along with the existing Meta AI, audio, camera and prescription-lens support. The deciding factor, based on what has been disclosed, is shape and styling rather than a difference in smart-glasses functions.

For everyone else, the rollout provides a wider ladder of options: a $249 black Adventurer with a plug-in charging case, standard $299 starting pricing referenced for Meta smart glasses, $399 celebrity editions and the new Nova design for a non-special-edition alternative. It is an expansion in expression and entry price, with the Lisa collaboration supplying the most overtly customized version of the lineup.