Posted Jul. 2, 2008,

About Last Night... Visionaire + Lacoste Party in Paris

By PAPERMAG Editors

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Last night, to celebrate Visionaire's 54 Sport (their first "wearable" publication) and Lacoste's 75th anniversary, a boat-load of fabulous fashion types chugged along the Seine as Lady Bunny, Christophe Lemaire, Spank Rock and the one and only Santogold provided the soundtrack. Here are some photos, snapped by JD Ferguson.

Posted May. 15, 2008,

The Sneaker Flat: Where It's At

By Alexis Swerdloff

When the weather is warm, we tend to do a lot of walking. Like, a lot. And as such, we can't be wearing a flimsy flat that's going to fall apart after a month! Enter the flat with the sneaker sole, aka the sneaker flat, or the "snat," as we like to call it. Here are our picks for the cutest in comfy.

PETER JENSEN FOR B STORE: Mocassin sneakers!

$112, available at www.gargyle.com.

THE EVELINA BY TRETORN: We own a pair and were stopped on the Subway yesterday by a fan: "Where do you get those?" she asked. "Tretorn," we replied.

$60, available at store.tretorn.com.

JACK PURCELL DANCE II: Jack Purcell's been making these in canvas for quite some time now, but this year they upgraded to leather -- which makes these kicky flats kind of work-appropriate!

$49.99, available at www.converse.com.

THE LACOSTE MOUCHETTE: These shoes remind us of a cardigan -- in a really good way!

$98.95, available at shop.nordstrom.com.

Posted Feb. 2, 2008,

Lacoste Is a Wintery Wonderland!

By Mickey Boardman

Mr. Mickey is a hardcore Lacoste lover (MM was horrified when his mother asked if she could substitute Polo shirts for the Lacostes he'd request for Christmas. Needless to say he ended up with Lacostes!)
Anyhoo the show is always an extravaganza, and this year's was very white and blonde Winter Olympics in Garmisch Partenkirchen, if you know what MM is saying. Let's get some color in the castings kids! Fashion-wise this show is always fabulous. Alek de Betak does the production and the foamy snow was wonderful (unless you were TV personality Finola Hughes who was sitting right next to the snow machine!). The models came out in bunches and were styled adorabley. Above and after the jump are some snaps.