Oliver Peoples and Roger Federer continue their successful collaboration with the release of the Spring/Summer 2026 campaign and collection. The fifth chapter of their multi-year partnership under the brands Roger Federer (‘RF’) and Oliver Peoples is unveiled in the eternal city of Rome.
The campaign was shot by renowned photographer Lachlan Bailey between the historic Foro Italico and a classic Roman villa. She stages ‘Federer vs. Federer’, an epic duel between the athlete and the icon. Sport and style merge in a single iconic arena.
The campaign showcases two facets of Federer: the competitor wearing the new, performance-oriented R-20 Shield sunglasses and the icon wearing the sleek new R-19. Together, the imagery captures the spirit of the collection, balancing technical innovation, performance and timeless elegance.
This season, four new silhouettes as well as new color variants of well-known models will be presented. The collection includes the performance-oriented Shield sunglasses R-20, the elegant rectangular model R-19, the angular R-17 and the elegant R-18. There are also new color variants of the best-selling models ‘Mr. Federer II’ and ‘Mrs. Federer’.
Regardless of the shape, each model reflects precision, style and movement. Signature details throughout the collection pay homage to Roger Federer’s sporting legacy.
Details range from a special temple core inspired by the strings of historic tennis rackets to octagonal temple tips reminiscent of the shape of racket handles. Each model combines performance-oriented elements with Oliver Peoples’ standards of craftsmanship and design. The RF logo and rubberized components further underline the collection’s balance between technical innovation and suitability for everyday use.
The ‘Oliver Peoples Roger Federer Spring/Summer 2026’ collection will be available worldwide at Oliver Peoples boutiques and online, as well as through select wholesale partners.
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