Mark Zuckerberg took the stage today to unveil the Oakley Meta HSTN smart glasses, an interesting collaboration between Meta and Oakley that just makes sense. Designed for those who live for the rush of sport, these glasses aren’t just a fashion statement—they’re a tech-packed companion for cyclists, skiers, and anyone who thrives in motion.
Hermès has dipped into premium audio with the $15,000 Ateliers Horizons headphones, a stunning blend of tech and artistry that channels the elegance of the brand’s iconic Kelly bag, crafted with hand-stitched leather and sleek metallic finishes by its bespoke division.
Google’s AI Mode, announced at I/O 2025, feels like having a personal stylist, detective, and checkout clerk rolled into one. It leverages the Shopping Graph—over 50 billion product listings from global retailers to local boutiques—to deliver hyper-relevant results. Say you’re hunting for a travel bag for a rainy May trip to Portland, Oregon. Type that into AI Mode, and it triggers a “query fan-out,” running multiple searches at once to pinpoint waterproof bags with easy-access pockets. A dynamic right-hand panel updates in real time with images and listings tailored to your needs, pulling from brands you might not have discovered otherwise.
MIT researchers unveil an innovative 4D Knit Dress that combines several technologies to create a personalized fit and style. These include heat-activated yarns, computerized knitting, and robotic activation around each garment for a sculpted fit.
Coperni’s new Air Swipe Bag may look like a Photoshop job, but it’s real and made from aerogel, the same material that NASA used on the space shuttle as well as the Mars rovers. Aerogel is currently the lightest known solid on Earth, which means the Air Swipe bag can be considered 99% pure nothing and 1% glass.
