Lacoste Collaborates With Uncle Paulie’s Deli in Los Angeles

Uncle PauliesLacoste has released a clothing line in collaboration with Uncle Paulie’s Deli in Los Angeles. The collection will only be available in Lacoste’s Melrose Place store at 8481 Melrose Place. Here’s how Lacoste describes the collection:

Born in Queens, Paul James and fellow New Yorker Jon Buscemi bought the iconic Italian-American New York deli experience to Los Angeles, opening the first Uncle Paulie’s Deli location in 2017. Lacoste partnered with the eatery for a special collection of clothes and accessories, which launched exclusively at the Melrose Place Experiential Pop-up.

Read more at Lacoste’s 40 Love.

Lacoste Partners With The Ellen McArthur Foundation

Lacoste and four other fashion companies have partnered with the Ellen McArthur Foundation in support of their fashion initiatives:

The Foundation’s work on Fashion started back in 2017 and brought together leaders from across the fashion industry to work with cities, philanthropists, NGOs, and innovators to create a circular economy for clothes. Make Fashion Circular now enters its fourth year, and has made strides in redesigning the fashion industry, including establishing its vision and demonstrating that creating clothes for a circular economy is possible today through projects like The Jeans Redesign – where some of the biggest names in fashion have, to date, put more than half a million pairs of circular jeans on the market.

The Foundation and its fashion Partners, including strategic partner H&M Group, will be working to drive momentum towards the Make Fashion Circular vision where clothes, products (apparel, footwear, accessories) are used more, made to be made again, and made from safe and recycled or renewable inputs. As Partners of the world’s leading circular economy network, their collaborative efforts will be key to drive systemic change and scale solutions globally.

Read the full press release on the Foundation website.

Louise Trotter Discusses Her Lacoste Fall/Winter 2021 Collection

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HypeBae has a interview with Louise Trotter in which she discusses her new Fall/Winter Collection for Lacoste. In the interview, she discusses what was the inspiration behind the new collection:

On a very basic level, I wanted to create a collection that took into consideration how we live our lives today, with blurred lines between work, home and sport, and how this has impacted our need for clothes that can perform in the everyday. Before I used to take taxis or ride the Metro, but now I walk and cycle daily and this has changed how I dress and how I feel. At the same time, I have been drawn to different people I would see and connect with: skaters, cyclists, and couriers; so movement plays a big part of the inspiration. I worked with two references: our French preppy style –  the classic icons that I love; and sportswear that represents the active lifestyle that we live today. Proportion was also a key consideration, I design and develop the collection with a genderless mindset and I respond to how proportions change depending on the wearer. Finally, I continued the philosophy from SS21 by bringing deadstock and left-over fabrics in limited-edition pieces.

She also discusses the genesis of the new “Super Croc” emblem:

One of our designers found the giant crocodile claw in the archive and it all began from there. “The Super Croc,” “The flaming L emblem,” “The flaming tennis ball,” and the “Lacoste POW” were all inspired by vintage comic strips and expressed perfectly how the crocodile has become a pop culture icon.

Read the full interview at HypeBae.

Fiona Ferro Signs Endorsement Deal With Lacoste

Lacoste CrocodileAccording to Tennis Now, the French tennis pro Fiona Ferro has signed an endorsement deal with Lacoste:

“Lacoste was my first partner and the first brand that believed in me when I was 10 years old,” Ferro said. “Today I am proud to be able to wear the crocodile on the world tour again. It’s a brand that suits me perfectly: I’m combative on the courts, I like to take risks and it’s this boldness and tenacity that can sometimes make the difference during a match.”

Ferro is currently ranked #43 in the world. Read more at Tennis Now.

Stock Analysts Project Growth For Ralph Lauren Corporation

According to Director’s Talks Interviews, the consensus view is for increased growth for Ralph Lauren Corporation:

[Ralph Lauren] ticker code (RL) now have 16 analysts in total covering the stock. The consensus rating is ‘Buy’. The target price ranges between 145 and 92 with a mean TP of 125.34. Now with the previous closing price of 123.64 this would imply there is a potential upside of 1.4%.

Read more at Director’s Talk.