Saint Laurent SS25

September 26, 2024

No fashion house is more closely tied to the idea of a multi-dimensional female archetype than Saint Laurent. The Saint Laurent woman is far more than a classic muse — she is confident in her darker impulses, drawn to danger and pleasure.

Anthony Vaccarello continues to evolve the essence of the House by channeling the timeless attitude of the Saint Laurent woman. Her complexities mirror those of Yves Saint Laurent himself, blending refined sophistication with raw instinct. The collection reflects this duality, featuring fluid suits and blazers reminiscent of Yves’ signature looks, while opulent skirts offer a nod to the vivid styles inspired by the artists he admired.

Over the years, the fashion house has been defined by a select group of models, chosen for their singularity and their embodiment of a new feminine ideal. This show honors their legacy by naming each look after one of these influential women.

Set against a striking backdrop — a dark structure within a historic courtyard, illuminated by a golden frieze — the show captures the essence of the Saint Laurent universe. With a deep blue floor paying tribute to Yves’ beloved Marrakech gardens, Vaccarello’s vision continues to celebrate the complexity and independence of the Saint Laurent woman.

By Enzo Holdt
Images Courtesy of Saint Laurent

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