Visionaire and LACOSTE push limited edition polo shirt

Visionaire launched 54 SPORT, a wearable publication. This time, Visionaire uses the most advanced printing technology, the photographers Nick Knight, Peter Lindbergh, Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and M/M Paris, Phil Poynter; Artists Thomas Demand, Thomas Ruff, TJ Wilcox; Designer Karl Lagerfeld Director/producer Pedro Almodóvar; musicians David Byrne, Michael Stipe, and painter Rid Phillips and other masterpieces have been completely put on LACOSTE polo shirts, and the full-range printing effect retains original colors and images.

A total of 4 sets of SPORT are available, each of which has 3 models of large, medium and small, a total of 12 different styles of LACOSTE polo shirts. Twelve Polo, 12-page screens, assembled into an album.

LACOSTE's cooperation with Visionaire is to celebrate LACOSTE's 75th birthday.

Release time: August/September 2008

Limited release: 4000 sets

Suggested retail price: 250 USD/set

Each set needs to be sold separately (a total of 12 polo shirts, each set of 3)

(from top to bottom is the same size, the same below)

Set 1

Nick Knight
Nick Knight, a big-time fashion photographer and creator of SHOW Studio, used high-speed photography art techniques to show a rose that had been digitally enhanced.

Karl Lagerfeld
The mid-size fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld depicted his portrait of the year--the founder of LACOSTE and two portraits of tennis star Rene Lacoste. One is his youthful ambition on the sports field, and the other is his smiling smile in his old age. To further highlight the LACOSTE tennis shirt's classic logo, Lagerfeld replaced Reco's eyes with the LACOSTE Crocodile Logo.

Michael Stipe
The small-sized musician Michael Stipe used black and red to reproduce a classic picture, showing the crowd at a large open-air concert scene from the stage. The eye-catching red washing effect highlights the crazy scene of this school, blurring every visual detail and only seeking concept and outline.