Lacoste brings you a sneaker collection paying homage to the dual-stemmed steel tennis racquet that changed the face of modern tennis, invented and launched by René Lacoste himself in 1963 . All four styles feature a mixture of metallic fabrics in leather, mesh or reflective material and are contrasted by brown leather details that replicate the handle of the racquet.
LACOSTE L!VE have collaborated with American Illustrator, Micah Lidberg, on a capsule collection of LACOSTE product.
To celebrate the Chinese Year of the Dragon, LACOSTE footwear has been working with the New Project Centre (NPC) in Shanghai and Beijing and founders, VJ Nic Li and Wilber Pan, to create an exclusive collection that is as sharply contemporary as it is steeped in eastern tradition.
Feeling the cold?
A playful urban boot, Arbonne Ski is a real winter-warmer.
Lacoste’s latest collection for AW11.
Make a splash this season with these brightly coloured shoes from Lacoste footwear
Play the game to win a pair of Lacoste shoes…Launching the new Lacoste 42 collection, we present the L42 yacht racing game…click here to start the game!
Keith Cheng of fashion store D-Mop talks exclusively to Lacoste about his sneaker creation for Lacoste Legends.
Founder of legendary cult sneaker store Bodega, Jay Gordon talks to Lacoste about their design for the Legends project, and their love of the brand.
American designer Tim Hamilton discusses his design for the Lacoste Legends project, as seen on the catwalk of his Redux line at New York fashion week September 2010.
Legendary musician Jazzie B discusses the inspiration behind his design for Lacoste Legends…check out the full video
Lacoste presents the amazing Legends collection, an exciting project paying homage to René Lacoste and the iconic L.12.12 polo shirt.
Collection of three high top sneakers celebrating the French heritage of the brand in red, white and blue colourways.
Exclusive collaboration with Rome-based sneaker store I Love Tokyo
Celebrating 10 years of poste style with Lacoste limited-edition designs
A collection of four heritage sneakers inspired by the steel tennis racquet invented by René Lacoste himself.
To celebrate the launch of the Legends collaborations project, we hosted a huge party in Berlin…
La MJC and Lacoste have collaborated on a limited-edition version of the classic Broadwick model.
Lacoste + Atmos return for the third installment of the Cabestan Vulc collection
Lacoste teams up with sneaker customizer Alex Nash a.k.a. Nash Money, to create a brand new silhouette the Bravington
Lacoste has teamed up with 10 Corso Como to debut an exclusive tennis-inspired capsule collection of clothing, footwear and accessories.
Available at 10 Corso Como Milan and Seoul:
We invited five top Japanese stores to re-work the classic Lacoste shoe to create some new fresh and exciting designs.
Lacoste have teamed up with legendary Boston Sneaker store Bodega to release our first ever collaboration on the Esteban silhouette.
A limited run of 250 pairs will be launched at Bodega and other global locations from this Saturday April 3rd 2010.
The last collaboration project between Solebox and Lacoste sold out in less
than a day so make sure you are quick if you want to get your hands on a pair
of the new 10789 models which were released exclusively through the Solebox
this week via their store in Berlin and on line.
www.solebox.de.
The Lacoste and MOB teams held an exclusive afternoon tea event for press and friends at the Pierre Hotel in New York to launch the new collection.
A luxury retro collection of shoes is being launched in February…
Married to the Mob, the girls streetwear label have added their New York edge to 2 Lacoste ladies hi tops…
René Lacoste was a dominant force in men’s tennis in the 1920s. Between 1925 and 1929 he won 7 Gram Slam titles including French Open (1925, 1927 & 1929), US Open (1926 & 1927) and Wimbledon (1925 & 1928).
Not only does the new Vintage Tennis range celebrate the on-court success of René Lacoste in the 1920s and 30s, but the Lacoste designers also drew inspiration from the prominent graphical styles of the era, particularly the Modernist movement.
The drum and bass label Deep Soul Music have been working with the Lacoste team to create a limited edition shoe and an exclusive mix skilfully blended by rising drum and bass star DJ Fu…
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Comments
Dear 24 teeth
I am very interested on getting a pair of that marvelous Lacoste steel racket collection shoes
I would like to know how I can doit and when they will be released.. I live in Spain and my number is 45 EU
many thanks in advance
could please email me about the latest Lacoste
please update evreytime about the latest range you have