Moakleys
| Moakleys | |
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| Collection | Milady Maker |
| Category | Glasses |
| References | Oakley, Inc. |
| Count | 40 |
| Rarity | 0.40% |
Moakleys is a glasses trait in the Milady Maker NFT collection, depicting a pair of wraparound sports sunglasses modelled after Oakley's Radar EV Path frame. The name combines "Milady" and "Oakleys," the colloquial term for Oakley sunglasses, following the collection's convention of prefixing brand references with "M." The trait is visually rendered with iridescent prismatic lenses on a white frame, closely resembling the Oakley Prizm lens colorway.
Background
Oakley, Inc. is an American sports performance eyewear and apparel brand founded in 1975, widely recognized for its technical sunglasses marketed to athletes and later adopted as a streetwear staple. The Radar EV Path is one of the brand's flagship cycling and running frames, characterized by its single-lens shield design and lightweight construction. Oakley's iridescent Prizm lens technology, introduced in 2014, produces the distinctive spectrum-shift lens color that the Moakleys trait replicates.
The inclusion of Moakleys in Milady Maker reflects the collection's engagement with Y2K and early 2000s sportswear aesthetics, in which Oakley frames occupied a particular subcultural position at the intersection of jock culture, extreme sports, and ironic fashion.