Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 2025 by Anthony Vacarello serves as a reverent homage to Yves Saint Laurent himself, blending the house’s iconic codes with sharp, modern tailoring. The collection walks the line between timeless sophistication and the darker, seductive allure that has come to define the Saint Laurent woman.

The essence of the house is distilled through fluid suits, leather bomber jackets, and opulent, jewel-toned finales—transforming everyday trends into the epitome of nightwear chic. Mixing boho-luxe elements with Saint Laurent’s signature precision, Vaccarello encapsulates the brand’s rebellious spirit while paying tribute to its legendary founder.

A standout feature of the collection is its deep connection to the house’s muse, jewelry designer Loulou de La Falaise. Her influence is felt in the chunky accessories and brocade blazers that adorned the final looks, reminiscent of her bold style in the ‘70s and ‘80s. These ensembles, rich in brocade pattern and colour, draw inspiration from Yves Saint Laurent’s own art collection, reflecting his inspiration.

Saint Laurent’s woman is anything but conventional. She exudes complexity, embodying both Yves Saint Laurent’s artful sophistication and her own instinctual desires. This season, Saint Laurent explores both sides of this character, from structured, fluid suits to a more lavish, skirt-dominated silhouette. Every piece feels like an evolution of Saint Laurent’s legacy, yet distinctly modern.

In an ode to the house’s history, each look is named after women who have left their mark on Saint Laurent throughout the years—muses who helped define the house’s distinct vision of femininity. From the models themselves to the accessories and silhouettes, the collection reflects an ongoing dialogue between the past and present, showcasing Vaccarello’s deep understanding and respect for the brand’s DNA.

Set against the striking backdrop of a historic courtyard, the show unfolded beneath an open sky, framed by a golden frieze and a distinctive blue floor—a nod to Yves’ famous gardens in Marrakech. The space felt like a seamless blend of timeless elegance and bold modernity, just like the collection itself.

With this collection, Anthony Vaccarello cements his ability to honour Saint Laurent’s enduring legacy while pushing the boundaries of what it means to be a Saint Laurent woman today.

Discover Saint Laurent Women’s Spring/Summer 2025 on Crash.