For Winter 2026, Anthony Vaccarello revisits the core identity of Saint Laurent, focusing on clarity of structure, precise construction, and the House’s enduring silhouette.

The collection opens with clean, almost sketch-like forms that echo the brand’s foundational aesthetic. Ample stone-washed skirts paired with leather blousons introduce a subtle ambiguity, while a concise palette of saturated signature colors highlights the collection’s sharp lines. Tailoring plays a central role, led by a series of single- and double-breasted black suits inspired by the late 1970s and early 1980s, while defined shoulders taper into a soft yet structured waist, creating a fluid dialogue between femininity and masculinity. The show concludes with a renewed take on the iconic Le Smoking, reimagined with relaxed elegance. Technical fabric treatments, silicone-coated lace, and rock crystal jewelry add texture, while pointed shoes adorned with satin roses punctuate the minimalist aesthetic.

Inspired by Romy Schneider and literary figures including Tennessee Williams and Gore Vidal, the collection embraces intimacy, vulnerability, and quiet strength.