Polo Classic Rebirth!

The "New" Lacoste Red! Label from the Spring/Summer 2009 collection of the legendary French brand that invented the polo shirt.

Designed by creative director Christophe Lemaire, this relatively younger fashion statement focuses on slim-fit cuts that are inspired by 1960s London.

“Think of the Mods-meet-Mary Quant, with a dash of street golf with funky Warhol pop colours and musical references from the 1960s and early ’80s hip-hop,” said Lemaire.
For the guys, the classic polo shirt gets revamped with a smaller collar, a narrower placket with two buttons and an extended tail, as well as slim-fit shirts in gingham checks worn under a cardigan in pique jersey.

For the girls, the polo is recast as a boyfriend fit in tangy colours with contrasting ribbing on collar, sleeve and breast pocket. There is also a nylon blouson in window-pane checks that you can fold into a grab-and-go bag. A range of quilted nylon sports bags with matching sneakers complements this new segment from Lacoste.

The slimmer fit and colourful combinations inspired by the ’60s style of this capsule line generate a fresher and younger look in comparison with its mainstream collection. The classic polo is given a new lease of life with narrower shoulders and a trendier fit that will please the fashion-alert Lacoste fan. It’s a great way to wear uncomplicated classic styles with a fashionable twist.

Source: New Straits Times

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Three Fashion Stores At Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport

Duty Free Paris, the joint venture between Aéroports de Paris and The Nuance Group, has opened three fashion stores at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2A. The stores will trade under the Attitude brand name, and cover 295sq m in total.

Nuance’s Attitude concept was developed to house key fashion brands in dedicated, personalised space within a single store.

The three Attitude stores measure 70sq m, 92sq m and 133sq m respectively, and feature brands such as Longchamp, Kipling, Samsonite, Thomas Sabo, Swarovski, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Lancel, Sonia Rykiel, Guess and, for the first time at Paris airports, Diesel, Wolford and Doré Doré.

Each of the stores features an event space that will be dedicated to trendy French brands. The partners said the offer had been tailored to cater for passengers at T2A, which mainly handles flights to North and South America, the Middle East, the UK and Asia.

Duty Free Paris General Manager Guy Bodescot said: “Our new joint venture started up in late January by taking over nine existing stores. These three Attitude concepts now introduced are the first shops really designed and built by Duty Free Paris, our newly set-up joint venture. We are proud to showcase our ability to present fashion brands in an exciting shop environment and look forward to growing our portfolio further in the course of 2009 and beyond.”

Aéroports de Paris Chairman & CEO Pierre Graff added: "The new sales points designed by Duty Free Paris will allow Aéroports de Paris to enhance the fashion and accessories offer. The products and new brands available at Terminal 2A respond precisely to the expectations of Paris-Charles de Gaulle's international clients. By the end of the year, we will have developed these new tailored stores for both Paris airports."

Source: The Moodie Report

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