Introducing the latest in tennis fashion: the Lacoste tennis dress, skirt, short, tank, and jacket from the exclusive Lacoste x Roland Garros collection. As the tennis world gears up for the prestigious Grand Slam event in Paris, these new arrivals showcase the perfect blend of style and performance, featuring the official tournament emblem.
Lacoste tennis dress for Roland Garros 2024
The Lacoste Tennis Dress for Roland Garros 2024 is crafted from a blend of Ultra-Dry piqué and breathable mesh panels for optimal comfort and ventilation. Fitted across the bust, the dress boasts a practical 1/4 zip entry for easy wear, a rib-knit collar with stripe detail, and a keyhole cutout at the center back for added flair.
The skirt is designed with two pleat sizes, a unique twist on a classic tennis silhouette. A striped matching shortie completes the ensemble. The dress is offered in a vibrant maroon color, showcasing both the emblem of the Roland Garros tournament and the iconic Lacoste crocodile logo.
Lacoste Tennis Skirt for Roland Garros 2024
The Lacoste Tennis Skirt for Roland Garros 2024 is crafted from a stretchy diamond taffeta weave, ensuring freedom of movement with every swing. The design includes an elastic waistband and two different sizes of pleats, adding a playful touch to your on-court look.
The vibrant blue skirt includes a striped built-in shortie for added coverage and convenience. The Ultra-Dry moisture-wicking technology keeps you cool and dry during intense matches, allowing you to focus on your game.
The Roland Garros logo is prominently displayed on the left waist, while the Lacoste crocodile logo adds a touch of iconic style to the right waist. Crafted from 100% polyester for the skirt and 92% polyester and 8% elastane for the shortie, this ensemble offers both durability and comfort.
Lacoste Women’s Roland Garros Tennis Short
Available in a vibrant maroon color, the Lacoste Women’s Roland Garros Tennis Short is a true masterpiece of design, combining the look of a pleated skirt with the functionality of a short for a unique and stylish on-court look. Just like the tennis skirt from the collection, the short features an elastic waistband, two types of pleats, and the integrated striped shortie for additional coverage.
Lacoste Women’s Roland Garros Tank and Jacket
The Lacoste Women’s Roland Garros Tank embodies the essence of timeless elegance and modern sophistication. With its 1/4 zip entry and contrast rib-knit collar featuring a striking stripe detail, this tank seamlessly blends classic design with contemporary flair. The racerback design and contrast trim on the armholes add a touch of sporty chic, perfect for the dynamic demands of the tennis court. Crafted from 100% polyester, this tank offers lightweight comfort and durability, ensuring it withstands the rigors of intense matches.
The Lacoste Women’s Roland Garros Jacket is a stunning tribute to classic sportswear design. Featuring a deep navy color scheme, this jacket is highlighted by a bold, wide white stripe that runs across the chest and extends into the inner sleeves.
We’d love to hear from you! What do you think about the Lacoste x Roland Garros collection? Which design elements are your favorites? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Very chic, I like all the designs. I just wish lacoste sponsored a higher caliber of WTA players
I really like the design but not the maroon colour. A difficult colour that doesn’t flatter many people/
Lacoste consistently impresses with its timeless appeal. I’ve long admired their commitment to classic color palettes and designs, while infusing contemporary elements that elevate their outfits to the height of chic, modern fashion.
Yes, it’s a big shame they don’t have a prominent representative in women’s tennis. I feel like Dominika Cibulkova was their last high-profile name. Yes, they had Anett Kontaveit, but I think her level of celebrity was not that high. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova was also not famous enough and even she’s no longer wearing Lacoste.
I think I’m a fan oc Lacoste – their clothes are usually in same, classic vibe, but they do it so well, Impressive
Mateusz, it really is impressive how they’ve managed to stick to classic designs for decades, yet always follow trends and have a modern aesthetic. They incorporate simple contemporary details that give a completely new vibe to the outfit. Like these two-sized pleats, for example.