Saint Laurent Presents The Men’s Winter 26 Collection By Anthony Vaccarello

Saint Laurent Presents The Men’s Winter 26 Collection By Anthony Vaccarello

Anthony Vaccarello delivered a collection for Saint Laurent that distilled the house’s legacy into its most essential form: a precise interplay of tension and romance rendered through uncompromising sophistication.

The runway presented a masterclass in personal expression. Narrow silhouettes commanded attention from first look to last. Slimly tailored trousers skimmed the leg with surgical exactness, while tight-fitting boots rose past the knee, lending an elongated, almost architectural line. Belted elements at the waist sharpened the focus, drawing the eye inward and creating a controlled sensuality that felt both restrained and deliberate.

Every garment spoke of quiet authority. The palette remained disciplined, the cuts unapologetically precise, yet the cumulative effect was one of unmistakable romance—romance not as ornament, but as tension held in perfect balance. This was tailoring elevated to its most intimate register: clothing that reveals character through what it withholds as much as what it shows.

Front Row Presence

As expected at Saint Laurent, the front row assembled a constellation of figures whose presence affirmed the collection’s cultural weight. Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Kate Moss anchored the seats, joined by a lineup of VIP guests whose collective elegance mirrored the precision unfolding on the runway.

The show confirmed what Vaccarello has steadily refined: at Saint Laurent, masculinity is neither softened nor exaggerated—it is simply made exact. Fall/Winter 2026 stands as one of the season’s most assured statements, a collection that trusts its audience to recognize power in restraint.

See all the looks below:

Images Courtesy of Saint Laurent

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