Besides launching new technologies and features Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg also elevated his fashion game in 2026.
According to CNN, last month at a company event in Menlo Park, California, Zuckerberg opted for a shirt that carried an overt message — and an apt one at that, considering he was showcasing the latest Meta designs in AI and wearable tech.
Zuckerberg’s oversized black T-shirt bore the words “BUILDING IS MY LOVE LANGUAGE,” in Serif font.
The boxy shirt looked similar to others Zuck has previously had custom-made via a partnership with Los Angeles-based designer Mike Amiri.
Reps for Meta and Amiri didn’t respond to requests for comment on his latest piece, but the New York Times on Wednesday confirmed the shirt was yet another collaboration between the pair.
The look was yet another reminder that Zuckerberg’s days of traditional tech-bro hoodies and tight, heather-grey T-shirts are long behind him. Still, he appeared to make some subtle tweaks to the more swaggering streetwear-inspired look he has been sporting in recent years.
For one, his mustard brown trousers from the Row had a notably preppy pleat down their front. But more prominently, Zuckerberg wore a few different pairs of Meta’s AI-augmented, Ray-Ban eyeglasses.
One had a thicker frame in tortoise shell, but the glasses he wore when he first stepped on stage were a more traditional Browline pair with a bold upper frame — a style first introduced by Shuron in 1947 that became a staple of 1950s style.
This new Meta pair of “audio glasses” in Ray-Ban’s Clubmaster style feature microphones and AI connect ability but no camera, in concession to privacy advocates.
“Style is important,” Zuckerberg told the crowd in his keynote address, “because if you’re going to be wearing glasses all day long, they have to be great glasses first. Before we even talk about any technology, the design needs to be glasses that you want to wear.”
A message about love and the geeky slant to the Facebook founder’s on-stage look arguably softens the Manosphere-like image he has adopted, with gold chain jewelry and baggy silhouettes.
