Lacoste Spring/Summer 2013 | New York Fashion Week

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Published September 9, 2012

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Updated February 15, 2015

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A RacketLacoste designer Felipe Oliveira Baptista delivered a sporty spring/summer 2013 lineup, pulling references from the brand’s history and making it modern. Take for example, Baptista’s reworking of the iconic Lacoste polo. Offered as a boxy buttonless number, the mainstay was also translated into a long-sleeved version, more reminiscent of a structured lightweight knit. Meanwhile translucent outerwear continued a voluminous approach to shapes and charming prints decorated seasonal essentials, ranging from easy tops and shorts to polos.


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