We're introducing a new try-on feature that allows users to virtually try on clothes, enhancing the online shopping experience by visualizing how styles might look on them.

I learned a lot from the Google Glass experience, including the importance of understanding consumer electronics supply chains.

I passed on Warby Parker because they were slow to get off the ground, and I realized that procrastination can actually foster creativity.

While waiting for the app approval, I collaborated with a friend to create a tool for collecting things online, which eventually evolved into Pinterest. In the early days of Pinterest, we thought it would be cool to create a tool for ourselves to collect things, which we believed could also help others see the world differently.

The first-mover advantage is mostly a myth; Warby Parker spent time figuring out how to make customers comfortable ordering glasses online, which was crucial for their success. To be original, you don't have to be first; you just have to be different and better.

The first project I built in college was called CourseMatch, which helped students see what classes their peers were taking, but I lost it when my laptop fried.

During the early days, I had to prove my concept without a website, relying on initial sales and mock-ups to validate my business idea.

Gentle Monster and Warby Parker will be the first eyewear partners to create stylish glasses with Android XR technology.

In college, I wanted to create products that connected me with the community around me, which led to the realization that I needed to build software that others would use too.