Baseball Cap Lacoste

[Athina Dollison]

Mr. Lacoste concentrates his practice in estate, tax, and business succession planning. He also serves as an advisor to companies of all sizes on mergers and acquisitions, securities law, and general corporate matters.

During law school, Mr. Lacoste was a member of the Loyola University baseball team and served one year as a volunteer assistant coach. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Lacoste played college baseball at The University of Washington, Pensacola State College, and The University of Louisiana Monroe.

But where does fashion fit in? While preppy wardrobes the world over have at least one Lacoste item in their inventory, and pros like Andy Roddick (seated in the front row) wear the label well on the court, it has never been considered runway material. Not until Lemaire came on board. A seasoned designer who put in time at Thierry Mugler, Yves Saint Laurent, and Christian Lacroix before establishing his own line, he's taken Lacroix's "master of the mix" approach and applied it to this staid, steadfast brand. This season, his inspiration was Japanese and Brazilian street styles and "funny colors and patterns mixed in a funky way." Spring for Lemaire and Lacoste is a riot of mismatched stripes, brights and flouros, snug striped polos, color-blocked halters, dot-print bathing suits, and minis and hoodies. The shoes, such as flat sneakers, slides, and modish booties, were aces. But faults could be called for the forced "fashion" styling: Broad headbands and helmet-like hats were false notes in the show, when just the adorable tomato-red baseball caps would have been fine.

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