Bridging the gap between masculine and feminine styles, Lacoste creative director Felipe Oliveira Baptista looks to the essential style of tennis and Lacoste founder René Lacoste for the inspiration of his fall-winter 2015 collection. Bringing timeless tennis elements into the modern age, Baptista relies on the use of strong color contrast and relaxed shapes. Fun efforts come together with long coats, sporty, semi-slim pants, graphic sweatshirts, polo shirts, unstructured jackets, and other easy pieces.
Lacoste Adapts Tennis Styles for Fall/Winter 2015 Collection
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