Oakley and Kiko Kostadinov are reportedly releasing their eyewear collaboration for the first time, according to FashionUnited France. The model had been presented during the Fashion Week show in Paris in March, included in the London label's autumn-winter 2026 women's ready-to-wear collection.
Named Ellipse, the model takes its name and silhouette from Oakley's ellipse-shaped logo. It combines a circular shape with curved details inspired by the 1990s. The limited edition comes in two colourways, Amherst Fade and Woodgrain, both fitted with Oakley's Prizm Bronze lenses.
The collection from which this frame originates had drawn on Cindy Sherman's photographic series « Fitcher's Bird », dating from 1992, whose natural motifs and bird plumage had defined the colour palette.
Work carried out with the women's fashion directors
Laura and Deanna Fanning, twin sisters who head womenswear at Kiko Kostadinov, discussed the genesis of the project. « Repenser le modèle Ellipse comme une partie intégrante de notre collection nous a permis de travailler avec l'équipe sur des traitements personnalisés pour leurs montures », they said.
The Ellipse frames would reportedly be available from now on at a selection of Kiko Kostadinov retailers, on both brands' websites, as well as at a selection of Oakley stores and retail partners worldwide.
