Showing posts with label Lacoste. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lacoste. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Lacoste Tribute Collection

A Lacoste bemutatta a Tribute Collectiont, amely 5 féle cipővel tiszteleg a márka egyik alapítója, René Lacoste előtt.

Lacoste is presenting their Tribute Collection in which they pay homage to one of their founders René Lacoste. The shoes are will be available in multiple monotonic colorways with the brand’s logo on the side and seven stars on the tongue tab.

FOM

Friday, June 3, 2011

Lacoste x atmos Tricolor Collection

A Japán atmos és a Lacoste elkészült a Tricolor kollekcióval, melyben 2 chukka-szerű prémium cipőt, és két polót tartalmaz.

Japanese streetwear stalwart has been in the game for ten years now, consistently churning out quality collaborations over the course of its storied history. Here we see them teaming up with the French powerhouse , a combo that leads to the very classy Tricolor Collection.

FNM

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Lacoste Stealth Barbados Low

A Lacoste Stealth (ami a Lacoste prémium részlege) adja ki ezt a prios, fekete, valamint szürke Barbados Low modellt, amely a nyári szezont erősíti.

With excellent color pairings, the premium Lacoste Stealth line drops three pairs of the Barbados Low as part of its spring range. Check your local Lascoste dealers to find the low profile canvas sneakers in grey/purple, red/blue or black/green.

EU

Lacoste Eyewear Ad Campaign Spring/Summer 2011

Monday, March 3, 2008

Man Fashion: Lacoste 2008 Spring Collection

To mark Lacoste's 75th, creative director Christophe Lemaire took the path of least resistance, back to the label's Biarritz roots. People in that part of France are fond of an old, tennis-like ball game called Basque pelote. really have what it takes to update a classic. He opened the show with white blazers trimmed with red and black, especially the first all-white looks had an appropriately vintage feel, worn with Basque-red cummerbunds and espadrilles to underline the regional story.

Lacoste still means tennis, especially when the company's box at the U.S. Open was a fashion hot spot, but Christophe Lemaire has managed to extend the association with intimations of other leisurely pursuits. Lemaire can at least make his audience think summery thoughts.







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