On Your Feet

Lacoste was founded by a tennis player and the sport-inspired apparel line has slowly moved from tennis to country club. This collaboration between Lacoste and France’s La MJC only furthers that “classy sneaker” vibe with a seersucker Broadwick, the Lacoste shoe named after a London street. The luxurious look is indeed pulled off by the seersucker and high-end leather on the heel, tongue tab, and insole. Just seventy-five pairs are said to be produced and will be available only at colette on July 3rd and Solemart on July 4th.

If only I lived in Europe..

Lacoste are about to return to center court, this time with a new doubles partner – LimitEDitions of Barcelona. The two have teamed up to revive the Indiana High, an impossibly high-topped tennis shoe buried deep in the Lacoste vaults. Tennis aficionados may recognize the Missouri midsole, but from the ground floor up you’d swear these were made for ballin’ of a different kind. The creamy pastel upper gives the shoe a whiff of faded ‘80s retro glory without roughing things up too much. Topped of with the LimitEDitions crest embossed deep into the buttery tongue these will be available in his-and-hers colourways on October 3rd.
from sneakerfreaker.com