Local Miami architect William Lane's famous lifeguard towers on South Beach served as inspiration.
Those who have ventured to the southern Florida city have likely seen its colorful and graphic lifeguard towers along the shores of Miami and South beaches, designed by award-winning architect William Lane. Lane first designed his now-famous towers in 1995 to replace those that were destroyed by Hurricane Andrew.Looks from Le Club’s capsule with William Lane.
“We set out to create a capsule collection that not only encapsulated Miami’s spirit, but also brought awareness to the global plastic waste issue that we face,” said Billy Little, Le Club’s vice president of operations and design. “We’re extremely proud that the collection is made from recycled materials and we’re excited to partner with Surfrider Foundation to help give back to the community and make the beaches cleaner and environmentally safer.
The vibrant capsule is available for purchase now at Le Club’s e-commerce and will be priced at $99 for the elastic waist trunk and $105 for the tailored fit.Looks from Le Club’s capsule with William Lane.
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