The Brazilian creators Fernando and Humberto Campanas have lately creates, with the famous Lacoste mark, a special project putting the small crocodile forward.

Limited two editions saw the day thus: first inspired by Anavilhanas, an archipelago situated on the Negro rio, and by the tropical forests, the Campanases drew a model man and a model woman indeed, all two available in 125 copies.

The second edition limited made to the hand, without cloths, is composed fully of the logo of Lacoste:

Only 12 models man and 12 models woman were created in collaboration with Coopa-Roca, an organization in Rio de Janeiro that gives work to the women of the favelas (the Brazilian shanty towns).

If the project thrown June 27 in the hotel of Roquelaure in Paris is effectively interesting, I cannot stop from thinking about the years 80 when I see a Lacoste polo. It is disrupting.