LACOSTE: The Minimalist Classic Of Modernity

The inspiration of the new season's works is from the geometry of the Op art genre. The bold lines of Bauhaus, especially from the early modernist works of Robert Mallet-Stevens, Noailles villas, have injected strong architectural and graphic elements into the series.

The contrast fabric with black and white blocks opens the curtain of the show: pink cotton, bright curly nylon and gray suede.

Lemaire has created a fresh sense of hierarchy for women's wear. Whether it's a coat with a deep V collar and a sleeve, or a super wide jacquard mesh knitted blouse, it has a full outline.

The next work will turn to sunny and warm colors such as tobacco, brown, blood red and "Mercury orange".

One of the cotton sleeveless polo shirts with holes in suede shorts confirms that sports and leisure can still be very sexy.

Swimwear / beach wear made of the same mesh, drilled suede and soft terry fabric is also very impressive.

The end of the show shows LACOSTE's most famous style of leisure elegance.

Lemaire played a sense of humor, created a collar jacket, and the lapel printing and false collar add infinite interest to it.

Then he showed the design talent of "street" and "Sports". This contemporary mixed gas field is destined to become a necessary part of men's clothing in the new season: a pair of folding trousers evolved from Locomotive Fittings, with a rib design at the end of the trouser legs.

"I want to thank all my team members, my family, my friends, and you and I have worked together in the past ten years to create today's LACOSTE," Lemaire added. "Thanks again.

Come on.

Long live the crocodile! "