Take a trip to the world of sportswear in the year 2075 with Oakley. Fifty years since it was founded, the pioneering high-performance brand is looking fifty years ahead with its new chapter, Artifacts From The Future. It’s a new era of inventions designed for tomorrow but delivered today.

In partnership with Oakley

At the heart of Artifacts From The Future is the Plantaris family: a high-wrap piece of future-facing art created to become an artifact in years to come.

This campaign showcases a range of high-wrap eyewear as well as The SS25 Reserve Collection, fusing striking graphics with high-tech fabrics.

The futuristic lineup also includes the Lateralis, a heritage-inspired, future-ready silhouette.

Almost every element of the Plantaris is built upon Oakley’s rich foundations, but Artifacts From The Future isn’t about recreating the past.

It’s taken fifty years to bring Oakley to this moment – Artifacts from the Future will continue to evolve alongside that legacy, with new collaborations on the not-so-distant horizon.

PLANTARIS

PLANTARIS

£210.81


Frames from the future. The innovative Plantaris design is inspired by froglegs mid-leap and comes with a detachable nose cap. Beloved by rappers including Travis Scott.
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LATERALIS

£185.48


As modelled by Mbappé in the Artifacts From The Future campaign, the Lateralis style sits within the Plantaris family and is inspired by the innovative style. Similarly to Plantaris, this high-wrap headwear takes from the brand’s heritage whilst cementing itself in the year 2075 (50 years in the future).
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Photography: Reece Owen Sweeney

CGI: Ryan Vautier

Animations: Reece Owen Sweeney and Ryan Vautier

Lighting Director and Digital Operator: Oliver Matich

Photography Assistant: Kamila Banks

Production agency: AUN-TIE

Producer: Shin Aduwa

Production Assistant: Katie Mayo

Styling: Lara McGrath

Styling Assistant: Hamish Gordon

Hair: Shinnosuke Nakashimo

Make-up: Echo Seireeni

Casting: Bex3 and Anti Agency

Models: Mia at Bex3, and Gavin at Anti Agency

Tech: Bill Bixby, Ryan McKenzie, Ifrahim Rasool

Special Thanks to Emily Lowe of Myrtle Studios