Saint Laurent Spring 2025 Collection Review

Tonight, on the evening of day two of Paris Fashion Week, Anthony Vaccarello unveiled his Saint Laurent Spring 2025 collection. Guests and friends of the Kering-owned luxury fashion house (including everyone from Kate Moss to Zoë Kravitz) gathered within the courtyard of the Saint Laurent HQ on Rue de Bellechasse. Echoing the mood of the Fall 2024 menswear collection, Vaccarello’s latest was a tribute to Yves Saint Laurent himself. Under a dramatic golden roof, an army of models (including Bella Hadid staging a not-so-surprising runway comeback) stormed the oval-shaped runway decked out in an array of oversized suits, trench coats, and bomber jackets. Elsewhere throughout the collection, Vaccarello explored the late designer’s eye for texture, color, and his love of bohemian blouses and mini skirts.

Saint Laurent Spring 2025 Collection Review

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Repetitive silhouettes aside, I really love this collection.” [LadyJunon]

“Well, I’m sold. Definitely repetitive, but I love it when fashion looks expensive. He still manages to project a Saint Laurent fantasy, which I appreciate.” [thiago]

“Despite the literal translation in a lot of looks from the menswear collection, I loved it – until Vaccarello started messing it up with those UGLY skirts. The leather coats are glorious.” [Ihhbl]

“Wow, at last Anthony Vaccarello expands his vocabulary. I did not believe he could do it. I think it’s the best collection of his tenure.” [yslforever]

“I can always count on AV to put on a good show. Obsessed with the jacquard in the middle section.” [IsabelMarantBoy]

“I think it’s a great direction. It makes good use of the YSL codes and there’s a sense of camp fun to it that’s basically non-existent in fashion anymore.” [GoldenPetals]

“Those shiny jackets at the end might be all over next year! The last section was just delicious. Fabulous use of color.” [tourbillions]

See all the looks from the Saint Laurent Spring 2025 collection and join the conversation, here.