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EYECON Confirms 2027 New York Edition for March

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Vision Monday first reported on October 19, 2026, that EYECON has officially confirmed its return to New York City for a 2027 edition scheduled from March 5 to 7 at The Glasshouse. The event will center on the theme “Reframing Eyewear’s Place in Fashion & Tech.” Subsequent reporting by The Optical Journal and INVISION corroborates these core logistical details while providing additional context regarding the event's scope. The Optical Journal notes that this iteration will expand its focus on smart eyewear and lens technology. Meanwhile, INVISION highlights Founder Tarrence Lackran’s statement that the goal is to position eyewear within broader fashion and tech narratives, with an emphasis on emerging talent. These later reports do not contradict the initial announcement but rather elaborate on specific thematic pillars such as technological integration and industry positioning. As of the latest available data, exhibitor lists, speaker lineups, and ticketing information remain unspecified. The confirmation of dates and venue stands as the primary factual anchor across all sources, with no conflicting reports noted regarding the schedule or location.

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10-19
  1. INVISION
    EYECON Announces 2027 New York Event Focused on Fashion, Tech and Emerging Talent

    EYECON announced its return to New York City for March 5–7, 2027, at The Glasshouse. The event’s theme is “Reframing Eyewear’s Place in Fashion & Tech.” Founder Tarrence Lackran stated the goal is to position eyewear within broader cultural conversations involving fashion and technology. The 2027 edition will emphasize emerging designers alongside established luxury houses and expand focus on smart eyewear, lens technology, and materials. This follows the 2026 edition, which saw a 28% increase in overall attendance and a 35% rise in buyers and decision-makers. One-third of 2026 exhibitors were presenting in the United States for the first time. Registration is currently open for industry professionals and retailers.

  2. The Optical Journal
    EYECON Announces 2027 New York Event with Expanded Tech Focus

    EYECON has announced its return to New York City for March 5–7, 2027, at The Glasshouse. Under the theme “Reframing Eyewear’s Place in Fashion & Tech,” the event will expand its focus on smart eyewear, lens technology, and materials alongside fashion and design. Founder Tarrence Lackran stated the goal is to position eyewear within broader cultural conversations. Building on the 2026 edition, which saw a 28% increase in overall attendance and a 35% rise in buyers, the 2027 show continues to prioritize emerging talent; one-third of 2026 exhibitors were US debuts. Registration is currently open for industry professionals, retailers, and buyers. Additional programming details are scheduled for announcement in the coming months.

  3. Vision Monday — Business
    EYECON Announces 2027 New York Edition for March 5-7

    EYECON has announced its return to New York City with a 2027 edition scheduled for March 5-7 at The Glasshouse. Organizers stated the event will center on the theme “Reframing Eyewear’s Place in Fashion & Tech,” aiming to position eyewear at the intersection of fashion, design, technology and culture. Founder Tarrence Lackran emphasized creating a home where these sectors intersect. The show plans to highlight emerging talent, smart eyewear, lens technology and materials, while continuing its EYECON[VERSATIONS] discussion series. This announcement follows the 2026 edition, which organizers reported saw a 28 percent increase in overall attendance and a 35 percent rise in buyers and decision makers. Registration is currently open for industry professionals, retailers and creative community members.