Collection archive
Saint Laurent Women’s Winter 2026
Anthony Vaccarello returns to Saint Laurent’s tailoring foundations for Women’s Winter 2026, using repetition, strong shoulders and defined waists to reconsider the house’s Le Smoking vocabulary.
- Collection year
- 2026
- Show date
- 2026-03-03
- City
- Paris
- Creative direction
- Anthony Vaccarello
- Shown in
- Paris
- Fashion week
- Paris Fashion Week
- Edition
- Autumn/Winter 2026
- Presentation format
- runway
- Venue
- Trocadéro
At a glance
The black suit establishes the collection’s rhythm. Vaccarello treats the house’s earlier codes as principles of construction, concentrating on the relationship between shoulder, waist and the body beneath. Repetition makes small changes in line and attitude more apparent. The proposal leads back to Le Smoking, presenting the tuxedo as a continuing instrument of expression rather than a fixed historical image.
Tailoring sets the rhythm
Single- and double-breasted suits establish a repeated, deliberate silhouette.
Structure around the body
The relationship between strong shoulders and a defined waist carries the collection’s argument.
Le Smoking continues
The house’s tuxedo vocabulary remains a starting point for contemporary dressing.
The setting
Presented at the Trocadéro on 3 March inside a glass-walled setting overlooking the Eiffel Tower.
Creative credits
Creative direction: Anthony Vaccarello
Coverage & analysis
Saint Laurent Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection — Vogue Runway