Style In Play (2004)
by Lacoste

To all those who will blind buy it: DONT

I read many positive reviews and was convinced that I would love it. I don't want to sound too dramatic, but I found it repulsive. It gave me a headache after I put it on and all I wanted was to take it off. People around me curled their noses at the smell and it was EMBARRASSING. I bought it off the Lacoste website, so I know it was real. It smells really piney and dry. not like a fragrance. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY

22nd October, 2011.

According to me the Best Lacoste perfume followed by Essential. This may get you many complements from the ladies, however, let me give u a heads up this fragrance is fruity and you may end up smelling like an apple-pie garnished with spices. Somehow I kind of love this! Thumbs up.

27th August, 2011.

I wore this in my younger years, and repurchased it recently, recalling positive memories of it. I wish to echo some other reviews, which note that this fragrance is very linear and simplistic. It is not an 'artful' fragrance by any means, but it is completely fresh and pleasant smelling! I particularly enjoy the vibrancy of the green apple opening, which quickly gives way to a base of cedar, white musk and patchouli. Despite the woody elements, this fragrance is quite light, and can be applied liberally without worry. It is perfect for summer.

24th April, 2011.

An awesome fruity aquatic designed by Annick Menardo. Opens with a delicious, watery, semi-sour apple (the note pyramid lists green apple, but sometimes it smells more like a red apple on my skin). A light cedar and white musk appear in the transition into the base, but all-in-all this fragrance is quite linear. A GREAT fragrance for warmer spring and summer weather. It's simple, it's fresh, and it smells good!

31st January, 2011.

Chapter 35 in the Book of Lacoste shows our hero up to the same hijinks: conning Daddy's gold card out of tennis-playing teens with no real taste to speak of and disappearing in a wisp.
The apple cedar combo somehow made me smell brown sugar, which is neat, but I'd rather bake than smell like baking. The rest is utterly forgettable. At this rate I might soon forget how to say 'Lacoste.'

5th January, 2011.

Think apples, a dash of cinammon, some berries, and juice that makes these ingredients smell manly.

30th November, 2010.