Lacoste Live: Began with a Legend
Lacoste Live 2012
René Lacoste was a legendary tennis player in the 1920s that was known as “The Crocodile” for his tenacity as a sportsman. He was as famous off the court as he was on, known for his sense of style that inspired him to found the LACOSTE brand. One of his first creations was the innovative L.12.12 Polo Shirt, a breathable style that is still an icon today.
The Lacoste live clothing is a designed collection of contemporary clothing, often referencing the Lacoste heritage clothing styles but always retaining an individual identity and design edge. Famed for their iconic crocodile emblem, Lacoste was founded was founded by tennis super tramp Rene Lacoste in 1933 and was first to introduce the pique polo shirt. The Lacoste Live clothing is a designed collection of contemporary clothing, often referencing the Lacoste heritage clothing styles but always retaining an individual identity and design edge.
Spring 2012
Lacoste turned out a surprisingly fashion-forward collection with new creative director Felipe Oliveira Baptista at the helm. It may have only been ten looks, but bold colours and strong silhouettes told a solid story for the spring 2012 season. Tailored shorts presented an active lease on Baptista’s outing, while outerwear gave the collection a beautiful structure for undeniable standout garments.
From casual to functional to just plain outrageous, Lacoste’s Fall/Winter selection has something for anyone looking to fight off the chill with style. So next time you’re planning on going uphill in the snow, both ways, to get to your destination, make sure you’re wearing something from Lacoste. For this Autumn/winter 2011-2012 men, Lacoste Live introduced sweatshirts and hoodies, hats, jackets, and even teddy vintage style jacket. And of course, always the graphic t-shirts, polo shirts, and well finished, a creative street wear.
Some of Lacoste Live at Stuarts of London
Lacoste Live Multicolored Marina Polo Top
Lacoste Live Argent Blue Sweatshirt
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