Yves Saint Laurent Spring 2026: Glamour in Tension

Anthony Vaccarello drops a collection that feels like a whisper and a shout all at once: sporty ’70s energy meets silk slips and lace in a dance of contrasts. 

Scarlet and vermillion nylon tracksuits sit next to delicate camisoles in pastel pink and kingfisher blue. The kind of layering that feels daring but deeply Saint Laurent. 

Oversized bows, satin ribbons, and deep side-slits bring the romance, while the structure stays sharp — there’s rebellion in the drape. 

Vaccarello isn’t just riffing on heritage, he’s re-engineering it. His collection is a study of elegance through contradictions: hard vs soft, exposed vs protected. It’s a reminder: Saint Laurent’s legacy was never about safe beauty. It was always about edge, attitude, and asking fashion to feel alive.