Lacoste channels summer spirit through Eva’s iconic sneaker remix
Three classic silhouettes receive a vibrant reimagining, infused with the confident energy of a new generation. Lacoste's collaboration with Eva brings colour, attitude and timeless sportswear into refreshing focus.
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The crocodile emblem has long inhabited the realm of effortless resort wear, but Lacoste’s latest collaboration strips away pretension in favour of something more immediate: colour, movement and the kind of casual confidence that belongs entirely to summer. Three iconic sneaker silhouettes emerge here, each one refreshed with the unmistakable energy of a designer who understands that a sneaker becomes important only when it feels like your own invention.

The palette speaks softly but with conviction. Cream leather grounds the designs, allowing accents to sing: a brilliant cobalt blue lacing system catches the eye first, followed by touches of gold and the brand’s signature tricolour striping in red, white and navy. One silhouette appears in pristine white with yellow laces and coordinating sock treatment, a combination that transforms the ordinary into something genuinely desirable. Another pairs ivory canvas with soft blue detailing and the crisp red and white stripe that has defined Lacoste’s sporting heritage since its inception.

What matters is the restraint. These are not overcomplicated designs layered with logos or unnecessary embellishment. The crocodile sits precisely where it belongs, a small anchor on the side rather than a statement. The lacing, the sole, the proportion of the uppers to the ankle all follow the architectural logic of sneakers that work because they have earned their place through decades of genuine use rather than trend.

Summer, as the collaboration posits, exists as an attitude rather than a calendar marking. These sneakers carry that attitude forward: they suggest movement, leisure, the kind of sun drenched afternoons where what you wear matters less for its label than for how it makes you feel. Worn with socks that echo Lacoste’s own colour language or paired with the kind of garments that define warm weather dressing, they become part of a coherent visual language rather than an accessory grafted onto an outfit.

The collection is available through Lacoste directly.

Imagery courtesy of Lacoste (@lacoste).




