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| Messenger Bags Aren't Nerdy Anymore LimeLife (blog) - Oct 28, 2009 Messenger Bags Aren't Nerdy AnymorePlus, some of your very favorite designers make messenger bags! Some of our favorites are Timbuk2, Lacoste, The North Face, and Tumi. With so many options, |
| Crocodile cheers Nepali Times - Oct 30, 2009  Michel Lacoste grew up with a crocodile. His father Rene Lacoste, the French tennis champion and founder of the clothing company, was given the nickname |
| Prominent cadence artist son among offenders caught with cannabis Dominica News Online - Oct 30, 2009 claimed he had no knowledge that cannabis was in his Lacoste waist bag, after being caught trying to enter Creole in the Park Thursday. |
| Golf Course Review - The Homestead (Cascades/Old Courses) Seattle Post Intelligencer - Oct 29, 2009 Amateur Catherine Lacoste defeated Susie Maxwell and Beth Stone by two shots. Although Lacoste became the youngest winner of this championship at the time and more » |
| bag ging the bargains Florida Weekly - Nov 11, 2009 Since 2006 we've added new brands like Escada, Stuart Weitzman, Kate Spade and Lacoste.” A 22000-square-foot addition completed this fall at The Colonnade and more » |
CP : Remember the famous scene in "The Great Gatsby," when Gatsby shows Daisy his lavish collection of English dress shirts? She was moved to tears. When I think of your college years, I imagine a similar scene -- but animated by polo shirts. Polos in every color in the sherbet spectrum. Am I right?
RN: I'll never live down my frat-boy period, will I? Yes, between my roommate and me, we came close to owning a polo in every permutation of Ralph Lauren's rainbow, part of an unfortunate pink-and-green phase that I have tried, unsuccessfully, to eradicate from my memory. At least I can say, with all honesty, that I never once flipped the collar up.
CP : Now the polo is ubiquitous. Every designer, from Maison Gap to Atelier Dior, offers some version of the soft-collared, cotton short-sleeved shirt. It is revered by suburbanites, the elderly, hipsters, preppies, gays, rappers, tennis players, Target store employees, parochial schoolchildren and golfers alike. René Lacoste, what hath you wrought?
RN: It really is true: If you hold onto something long enough, it will eventually come back in style. Is that why you've squirreled away those Day-Glo Zubaz all these years?
Lipp gloss, LaCoste parfume and of course - a pink camera!
