After showing you the Lacoste Missouri One Piece earlier, we now provide you with a preview of another Lacoste product. Pictured here is the result of a collaboration between Married to the MOB and Lacoste- a high-top Hironia inspired quite evidently by lingerie. The upper is covered in a floral pattern of different shades of purple, while the tongue consists of some leather detailing and the shoe laces are waxed. Whether you’re a guy or a girl, purple colorways captivate us alike, so be on the look-out for a release date some time later this year.

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Last week we offered you a look at the Niseko M3 Collection from Lacoste. The brand has since then finished work on a shoe it went back and paid a different sort of attention to. The Lacoste team has worked a blue, a purple, and a white one piece colorway onto the Missouri silhouette, meaning the upper does not come in multiple layers of material- instead, it comes in only one. Check out more pix after the jump as you decide whether to look for these sneakers, which have already dropped at select Lacoste retailers.

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Lacoste’s latest offering comes in the form of two new lifestyle model, the Niseko M3 High and Niseko M3 Low. Featuring soft leather uppers, fabric lining, and a vulcanized sole, the shoes have notable thin silhouettes. The initial release includes two colorways of each model, Lacoste utilizing brown and blue themed color schemes. Releasing at select Asian retailers, you can expect the collection to drop later this month.

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Lacoste’s latest sneaker, the D’Arblay STM, displays some rather exciting color changing capabilities. Featuring ultraviolet sensitive uppers, the sneaker uses the principles of thermography to transform under UV light, being fitted with a crocodile motif. The spectral technology is also given a nod through the model’s gradient midsole and thermography print insoles. Sneakers this cool are hard to come by, and with this model limited to a release of 100 pairs, you’ll have a tough time getting a set of these guys in your closet. That being said, the colorways dropped today at Harajuku Lacoste, so you better keep your eyes on the bay if you’re really hunting for a pair.

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Lacoste’s sneaker line is perhaps better known by some for its low-top cuts, such as the Cavaillon UE’s, which can usually be thrown on with any sort of outfit. However, the Lacoste Cadmus S is maybe as classy as you can get with a high-top sneaker. One pair pictured here comes in a completely cream color-up, while the other is covered in navy blue. Both pairs are done up in premium leather and possess subtle branding, includng the Lacoste brand name and mascot. For those of you who are drawn to one or both of these, you have your work cut out for you since these are reportedly only releasing throughout part of South East Asia some time this month. Get on your phones!

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The last we reported on Lacoste, there was much to be excited for thanks to this pair of Indiana High’s. Now, the French brand is coming out with a different type of heat that’s sure to make just as big a splash. Part of it’s Fall/Winter 2009 collection, the Cavaillon UE sports a three velcro strap design applied to a silhouette inspired by a low-top tennis shoe. The shoe seems to be Lacoste’s way of paying tribute to its founder, Rene Lacoste, who himself snagged three French Open championships during his tennis career. A black and a white colorway of these shoes are just now popping up throughout Southeast Asia, so unless you have a means of snagging a pair from out there, the internet or patience might be your next best alternative.

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Lacoste teams up with an unlikely partner in Spain’s LimitEDition for the retrofitting of their high-top tennis shoe, the Lacoste Indiana High. Featuring a bright pastel color palette, the sneaker maintains a vintage feel by utilizing an off-white upper and outsole. Set to release in two different colorways, purple/teal and pink/teal, you can expect to see the retro tennis sneaker hit select retailers this October.

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