Saint Laurent Is Suiting Up for Spring 2025

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As a seasoned fashion enthusiast with a penchant for timeless elegance and a touch of rebellious flair, I find myself utterly captivated by Anthony Vaccarello’s Spring 2025 menswear collection for Saint Laurent. Having spent decades navigating the corporate jungle, I can attest that this collection speaks directly to the modern man who balances power and panache with equal finesse.

This September, under a golden dome in Saint Laurent’s courtyard during Paris Fashion Week, Anthony Vaccarello’s Spring 2025 women’s collection emphasized the art of powerful dressing. Now, for the same season, Vaccarello’s menswear philosophy follows suit. In a collection featuring 32 outfits, it’s evident that the contemporary Saint Laurent man is focused on business, seldom seen without a formal collar and tie as he tackles tasks efficiently.

The executive look is modernized by stylish updates to the traditional suit: grey and beige blazers are paired with vibrant dress shirts and subtly toned, well-tailored pants. A tie, often teal or pink, serves as a focal point. Additionally, there are flowing scarf-like ties that drape over the torso, accentuating thinner, patterned shirts. Some of these are worn alone, while others peek out from underneath bold-shouldered sports jackets.

Glancing around, eye-catching outfits are artfully combined: vibrant blouses are neatly belted over alluring skirts, one featuring a captivating multi-hued cow print and another adorned with a variety of colorful stripes. Further on, voluminous vests in black and cream tones bring depth to the classic shirt-and-tie ensemble, while the traditional tuxedo is modernized with ruffly collars, curvaceous waistcoats, and tie replacements like scarves.

In this space, Yves Saint Laurent is redefining the dress code for sophisticated male attire, offering a fresh take on timeless, offbeat, and stylish designs.

See Saint Laurent’s Spring 2025 menswear collection in the gallery above.

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2024-12-03 23:25