Lisa’s Meta Glasses Collection Reveals Two Very Different Sides of Her Style

Lisa’s new Meta glasses collection was the centrepiece of a fan-packed pop-up in Seoul, where visitors could try the frames, explore Meta AI and customise accessories. The “Step Into Lisa’s World” event opened on 6 November at Layer 27 in Seongsu-dong, a neighbourhood known for cafés, concept shops and brand experiences. Fans were already lining up on launch day, and the venue remained busy throughout the visit described in the review. The space featured a large dog statue inspired by Lisa’s collection, a photo booth and several spots for pictures. Try-on stations let guests test the glasses, while a second-floor area offered the chance to personalise Meta charms. Inès, who discussed the design process with the reviewer, said the aim was to make pieces that felt personal and honest rather than imposing a look on their wearer. The collaboration ultimately produced two distinct styles. The Adventurer is a rectangular frame in translucent Moonlit Sky, paired with pink Blush lenses. The Capri is a cat-eye design in a darker Eclipse finish with grey lenses. According to Inès, the collection began as a plan for one special pair, but the team changed direction after Lisa suggested ideas that reflected two sides of her style. The design team considered rounder shapes early on, but Lisa favoured a rectangular silhouette. The grey lenses, Inès said, suited a more dramatic, rock-star look and reflected Lisa’s preference for a pair that could cover her eyes. The pink lenses were intended to add a gentle tint and a soft flush of colour to the cheeks—a detail the reviewer said proved especially appealing. Development took more than a year, with the team working through practical design challenges as well as the appearance of the frames. The article says Meta had not previously made pink lenses, making that feature one of the details the collaboration had to work out along the way.