Post Malone, Rosé, and Rami Malek Among Saint Laurent's Celebrity Guests for Paris Fashion Week
- On Tuesday night, Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello celebrated 10 years at the French fashion house with a gold-drenched spring 2027 runway show beneath the illuminated Eiffel Tower in Paris.
- Vaccarello transformed classic Saint Laurent silhouettes—safari jackets, trench coats, and pencil skirts—into opulent metallic ensembles, describing gold as "a magical colour" and calling the collection personal and charged with emotion.
- The show's front row featured stars including Zoe Kravitz, Rami Malek, and Hailey Bieber, while Vaccarello walked the runway and handed a good-luck charm to his 5-year-old son, Luca, during the finale.
- Two days later, Puck reported the Belgian Italian designer is "set to exit Yves Saint Laurent" after the spring 2027 presentation, intensifying speculation about the house's creative future.
- Under Vaccarello's tenure, Kering reported 2.6 billion euros in sales for Saint Laurent in 2025, up from 1.22 billion when he first took over, as observers ponder who will lead the house next.
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This Tuesday, in Paris, Anthony Vaccarello presented an almost entirely golden collection, in a parade that could be his farewell from Saint Laurent, according to information pointing to the end of his collaboration with the prestigious French brand.
PFW: A Gilded Goodbye At Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 2027?
Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 2027 / All images: supplied If the rumours are to be believed, and this was Anthony Vaccarello’s final Saint Laurent collection, he certainly understood the assignment. After weeks of speculation that the designer may depart the House following a decade at its helm, the Spring/Summer 2027 show served as a spectacular farewell, deeply steeped in the Saint Laurent archive. Under the Eiffel Tower, three enormous gold cha…
Anthony Vaccarello and Saint Laurent. A story of passion, glamour and, ultimately, triumph.
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