A lengthy list of heritage and newer designers and brands have made uniforms and capsule collections for the Summer Games.

The opening of Men’s Sports is the final phase of a project that began in 2018, consolidating the entire men’s wear offer on the store’s second floor.

Creative director Louise Trotter offered up a reimagined assortment of pieces inspired by the archives.

The revamped unit on Broadway will be replicated in other U.S. stores as well as internationally.

The Lacoste creative director said she wanted to create “a strong creative community” around the event to foster next-gen talent.

The capsule is inspired by Polaroid’s famous rainbow logo from its first instant color film developed in 1963.

Named after Mars’ alter ego, Ricky Regal, the collection is coming for a very limited time to Lacoste’s new West Hollywood concept store.

An executive with extensive experience in the lingerie segment, Schott replaces Romain Guinier who has left the group.

Lacoste’s unisex Loop Polo is made using a “closed-loop” process, which means no two polos are identical.

Lacoste works with PTC Retail to enable faster design and development decisions.

Mars executive Berta de Pablos-Barbier succeeds Stéphane Baschiera, who will retire after 24 years in LVMH’s wines and spirits division.

For spring, Lacoste creative director Louise Trotter unveiled a tight capsule of intriguing, upcycled and reworked brand classics.

Guibert replaces Didier Maus who held the position for 28 years.

Aurélien Arbet, Jérémie Égry and José Lamali will present their first collection for the French outdoor lifestyle brand in June 2021.

The crocodile finds a bold home again.