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LACOSTE: Red Clay, Raw Rebellion at Roland-Garros for S/S 27 | Paris Fashion Week

Nov 14, 2026 · 24 views

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DescriptionLacoste spring/summer 2027 ready-to-wear collection Paris Fashion Week #Lacoste #PFW #SS27 Step onto the red clay of Roland-Garros and feel the kinetic shift of modern luxury! Experience the full Lacoste spring/summer 2027 runway on FashionTV! Transforming the legendary Philippe Chatrier court into an avMore
Lacoste spring/summer 2027 ready-to-wear collection Paris Fashion Week #Lacoste #PFW #SS27 Step onto the red clay of Roland-Garros and feel the kinetic shift of modern luxury! Experience the full Lacoste spring/summer 2027 runway on FashionTV! Transforming the legendary Philippe Chatrier court into an avalanche of sun-baked red clay, Lacoste Creative Director Pelagia Kolotouros staged an explosive rebellion against country club conformity for S/S 2027. Stripping preppy tailoring of its historic rigidity, the runway’s infinite figure-eight showcased enzyme-washed cottons, deconstructed tropical wools, and clay-dusted hems that wear the grit of the game as an ultimate badge of honor. Oversized pique polos layered over technical skins, cobalt nylon tracksuits, and acid-yellow lanyards collided with sculptural Ace-T1 net footwear and draped leather bags inspired by Irving Penn’s iconic 1984 photography. With “Dress Code: No White Required”, Lacoste honors Rene Lacoste’s original radical gesture, cutting away restriction to let absolute individuality reign supreme. Subscribe + tap the 🔔 = never miss a new collection!

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