Emerald Green Felted Wool Jacket
This emerald green felted wool jacket is a stand-out piece. It has patch pockets, a stand up collar and raglan sleeves.
Pink Gloves with Black Croppped Jacket
I have always been a fan of fun accessories. The pink gloves, multi-color scarf, royal blue trousers and yellow desert boots (seen in the following photo) make this basic black cropped jacket more interesting.
Yellow Desert Boots
Royal blue trousers make these yellow desert boots really stand out.
Multi-Color Button-Up Cardigan
This multi-color button-up cardigan is one of my favorite pieces from the collection. In all black, this cardigan would have been a great basic piece. But add in a yellow, red, orange and green pattern and you go from basic to wow. A cardigan like this could double as a jacket too.
Double-Breasted Cropped Jacket
This gray double-breasted cropped jacket is not something I would expect from Lacoste. It seems more of a high end designer piece. But for those who like a designer look but don't want to pay that kind of money, this is a great choice.
Emerald Green Suede Jacket
Another stand-out piece is this emerald green suede cropped jacket. It's sporty, fun and unexpected.
Toffee Suede Cropped Jacket
Here is a similar suede jacket as in the previous photo, but in a rich toffee color and a more substantial stand-up collar.
Red Knit Jacket
This rich red knit jacket seems to be a cross between a sport coat and cardigan--a cool concept. This whole ensemble is stunning shown in various shades of red. If only someone was bold enough to wear it off of the runway.
Red Single-Breasted Cropped Jacket
This felted wool single-breasted cropped jacket seems like more of a womenswear piece, not only due to its color but also its design. I can't imagine a guy wearing this.
Cream Single-Breasted Cropped Jacket
This is the same knit jacket as the red one I featured in a previous photo. Here is it shown in a more casual way with a hoodie underneath and casual cotton pants. The point being that a piece like this is versatile.
Oatmeal Shawl-Collar Sweater
This is the same jacket as the red version I think shouldn't be in a menswear collection. Even in a more neutral color like cream it looks too feminine. A strange offering from Lacoste, however, I might expect this from a more cutting edge label.
Oatmeal Felted Wool Jacket
This oatmeal shawl-collar pullover sweater is one of the most basic pieces in the fall collection, and that's a good thing. I like Lacoste for it's easy to wear basics, something I expect and rely on.
Felted Wool Overcoat
As impractical as it is, I am a huge fan of ensembles in all cream and other pale shades. If I lived in a dirt-free world with no risk of spilling red sauce all over myself, I would be this daring.
Designer Christophe Lemaire
It isn't the felted wool overcoat with raglan sleeves that catches my eye but the cream shawl-collar button-up cardigan underneath. A gorgeous piece that is versatile and knowing it is Lacoste, it won't cost a fortune.
Designer Christophe Lemaire, who has been Lacoste's Creative Director since 2000, is seen here backstage at the fall 2010 fashion show.
This emerald green felted wool jacket is a stand-out piece. It has patch pockets, a stand up collar and raglan sleeves.
Pink Gloves with Black Croppped Jacket
I have always been a fan of fun accessories. The pink gloves, multi-color scarf, royal blue trousers and yellow desert boots (seen in the following photo) make this basic black cropped jacket more interesting.
Yellow Desert Boots
Royal blue trousers make these yellow desert boots really stand out.
Multi-Color Button-Up Cardigan
This multi-color button-up cardigan is one of my favorite pieces from the collection. In all black, this cardigan would have been a great basic piece. But add in a yellow, red, orange and green pattern and you go from basic to wow. A cardigan like this could double as a jacket too.
Double-Breasted Cropped Jacket
This gray double-breasted cropped jacket is not something I would expect from Lacoste. It seems more of a high end designer piece. But for those who like a designer look but don't want to pay that kind of money, this is a great choice.
Emerald Green Suede Jacket
Another stand-out piece is this emerald green suede cropped jacket. It's sporty, fun and unexpected.
Toffee Suede Cropped Jacket
Here is a similar suede jacket as in the previous photo, but in a rich toffee color and a more substantial stand-up collar.
Red Knit Jacket
This rich red knit jacket seems to be a cross between a sport coat and cardigan--a cool concept. This whole ensemble is stunning shown in various shades of red. If only someone was bold enough to wear it off of the runway.
Red Single-Breasted Cropped Jacket
This felted wool single-breasted cropped jacket seems like more of a womenswear piece, not only due to its color but also its design. I can't imagine a guy wearing this.
Cream Single-Breasted Cropped Jacket
This is the same knit jacket as the red one I featured in a previous photo. Here is it shown in a more casual way with a hoodie underneath and casual cotton pants. The point being that a piece like this is versatile.
Oatmeal Shawl-Collar Sweater
This is the same jacket as the red version I think shouldn't be in a menswear collection. Even in a more neutral color like cream it looks too feminine. A strange offering from Lacoste, however, I might expect this from a more cutting edge label.
Oatmeal Felted Wool Jacket
This oatmeal shawl-collar pullover sweater is one of the most basic pieces in the fall collection, and that's a good thing. I like Lacoste for it's easy to wear basics, something I expect and rely on.
Felted Wool Overcoat
As impractical as it is, I am a huge fan of ensembles in all cream and other pale shades. If I lived in a dirt-free world with no risk of spilling red sauce all over myself, I would be this daring.
Designer Christophe Lemaire
It isn't the felted wool overcoat with raglan sleeves that catches my eye but the cream shawl-collar button-up cardigan underneath. A gorgeous piece that is versatile and knowing it is Lacoste, it won't cost a fortune.
Designer Christophe Lemaire, who has been Lacoste's Creative Director since 2000, is seen here backstage at the fall 2010 fashion show.
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