Anthony Vaccarello is another Creative Director overseeing the entirety of the brand's creative output for both the men's and women's
collections at Saint Laurent, since he took over in April 2016, I remember one of his first moves upon assignment was
hitting the reset button on the brand's Instagram feed😌. It wasn't exactly met
with universal applause, lol, but it signaled the beginning of a new chapter and a
fresh creative direction for the house. And so far, so good!
The show was held at
the esteemed Bourse de Commerce museum in Paris. The dreamy, fog-filled atmosphere wasn't just for the
runway, it is actually part of the 'Clair-obscur' exhibition, dubbed Cloud#07156, a Fog Sculpture by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya. Visitors
literally appear and disappear through the mist, blurring the lines between
art, architecture, and nature. Pretty cool, you should check out if in Paris!
Stoic, lean models emerging through the fog definitely
added to the atmosphere. It felt mysterious, moody, and added a lil drama. What immediately
caught my attention were the precious stone embellishments throughout the collection, used with belts, buttons
on sophisticated, flowy single-breasted suits. High-waisted pleated trousers
added to the relaxed tailoring that has become a Vaccarello signature
The transparent elongated, pointed-snout shoes were a big standout. It was
apparently one of the hottest days in Paris, so those poor models, lol😉. Frameless sunglasses were also worth
noting as well as a less focus on handbags compared to other brands this season, the spotlight remained firmly on the clothing. Overall, another well-executed collection, effortless, polished, 41 looks, these are my fav's.
Video: PFW Men's: Saint Laurent Spring-Summer 2027 via YouTube
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