Ready, set, go ! Put on your best sneakers because something tells us that the museum of Decorative Arts is now telling us the fall-winter trend for next season: fashion will be sportswear or it won't be. As the 2024 Olympic Games approach, the Parisian institution is launching a new fitness program by orchestrating an offbeat haute couture fashion show exploring the unexpected links that unite the fashion world and the world of sport. Two seemingly contradictory worlds, but which both share a reflection around the body and an undisguised love for the catwalks. From bulky tennis dresses from the 19th century to the iconic Lacoste polo shirt, the museum traces the history of sports clothing from Antiquity to the present day, while paying tribute to pioneering couturiers in the field such as Coco Chanel and Jeanne Lanvin. , Jean Patou or Elsa Schiaparelli. The conclusion of this tour of the track belongs to the sportiest of creators, René Lacoste: “.Playing and winning is not enough , you still have to master your style.” A lesson in fashion whose legacy we will soon be able to admire directly on the field and on the bodies of our athletes.