Red is the fruity fougère of Lacoste, released in 2004 on an accord of green apple and pine the brand has never parted with. Interparfums keeps it in the catalog today, in 75 and 125 milliliters, in a bottle with an engraved crocodile. Patchouli and vetiver give the woody part of a fragrance the house addresses to active men.
A modern, pared-down bottle, the crocodile engraved in the glass, offered in 75 and in 125 milliliters.
The brand describes a modern, pared-down container that puts forward its best-known codes: the crocodile is engraved directly in the glass, without label or applied plate. The juice carries the color that gave the eau de toilette its name.
Two sizes exist in the official catalog, 75 and 125 milliliters, referenced 3386460149327 and 3386460149310. The 75 milliliter is found at around forty euros at online perfumeries, well below the price displayed by the brand.
Long-standing buyers report that the bottle has changed without the juice moving. The old packaging, that of the Style in Play period, still circulates on the marketplaces under the mention new packaging applied to the current container.