Coperni Just Dropped Its Ray-Ban Meta Collab During Their Paris Fashion Week ‘LAN Party’

Coperni is no stranger to breaking the fashion mould. After turning Disneyland Paris into its personal runway last season, the label has taken an even more unexpected turn for Paris Fashion Week FW25—hosting a full-scale LAN party as a backdrop for its latest collection. The Adidas Arena in Paris, built for last year’s Summer Olympics, became an e-sports haven, where 200 gamers—both amateurs and pros—set up shop, forming the digital borders of the catwalk.

The brand’s co-founders, Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, have been open about their love for gaming, frequently indulging in The Legend of Zelda, Valorant, and League of Legends. They even attended DreamHack Stockholm, one of the world’s largest BYOC (Bring Your Own Computer) LAN parties, where gamers compete non-stop for two days straight. “The party will be a LAN party which is a gathering of gamers.” explained Sébastien Meyer in recent Instagram post, “so there is a whole inspiration about gamers, especially Lara Croft, Tom Raider, Angelina Jolie. We are obsessed with all this idea of about leather studs finer. So we think Lila will be a perfect for this young character.”

“We love everything digital and connected with technology, but we also love the social aspect. We want to tell stories using fashion industry codes, but geared toward a broader audience,” Vaillant explained. “We decided to tackle the huge universe of gaming, which has become like a religion.”

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The Collection: A ’90s Cyber Fantasy Meets Utility Techwear

This season’s collection builds on Coperni’s ‘90s-inspired pre-fall aesthetic but injects it with technical upgrades worthy of a futuristic heist film. Think multi-functional pockets, cyberpunk-inspired accessories, and references to cult-classic movies like Tomb Raider and Hackers. The entire show was an ode to digital culture—models strutted down the runway while gamers clicked away, highlighting how fashion and gaming are no longer separate worlds but overlapping subcultures.

 

But Coperni wasn’t just stopping at a gaming-infused runway. The brand also unveiled its latest tech collab—a limited-edition smart glasses drop with Ray-Ban Meta.

 

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Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni: The Future of Wearable Tech on the Runway

Alongside the digital spectacle of the LAN party runway, models debuted the Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni Limited Edition smart glasses, marking a huge moment for fashion-tech collaborations.

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Only 3,600 pairs of these Transparent Black Wayfarers with Grey Mirrored lenses will be available, featuring Coperni’s signature logo on the arms. But don’t be fooled by their stylish exterior—these aren’t just a fashion statement. They’re packed with AI-driven tech.

The show’s “digital community” theme perfectly complemented Meta’s vision for smart eyewear, as models used the glasses to record from the runway—showcasing their hands-free, first-person video capabilities.

 

What Can These Smart Glasses Actually Do?

Beyond looking effortlessly cool, the Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni glasses offer a suite of cutting-edge features, including:

• Shazam integration – Instantly ID the music around you
• Voice-controlled Spotify and Amazon Music search
• Built-in AI assistant – Think of it as having a digital sidekick in your ear
• Real-time translation (for Early Access users in the US & Canada)

While the Coperni runway was a love letter to the gaming community, the Ray-Ban Meta collaboration cements the brand’s dedication to bringing tech into fashion in a tangible way.

If you want to get your hands on a pair, the Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni Limited Edition smart glasses drop March 10 on Coperni, Meta, and Ray-Ban’s websites for £519.

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