L.12.12 Bleu Eau de Parfum: Lacoste blue moves to eau de parfum. Launched in 2026, it declines in eau de parfum the blue of the L.12.12 line, fifteen years after the eau de toilette that had set its color code. The composition stays within the house's fresh-aromatic vocabulary: yuzu at the top, lavender and geranium at the heart, cedar at the base.
In 2026, the L.12.12 line gains a blue variation in eau de parfum. Each eau de parfum in this line declines a color, Bleu joining Blanc, Silver Grey and Noir: the name does not designate a raw material but a shade from the Lacoste wardrobe, transposed into fragrance.
Interparfums, the house's fragrance licensee, presents this launch as a new chapter in the Lacoste olfactory wardrobe and describes its nuance as more contrasted and more assertive than those preceding it.
The house classifies the eau de parfum in the citrus woody fougère family, while Fragrantica classifies it as aromatic fougère. Sources also diverge on the details of the pyramid: the official website sticks to iced yuzu, lavender and geranium, then cedar, while Beauty Packaging and several retailers add ginger at the top and vetiver at the base.