Saint Laurent's Recurrence and Continuity for Spring/Summer 2026

For Spring/Summer 2026, Anthony Vaccarello's Saint Laurent collection unfolds like a quiet ripple—anchored by clinamen, an immersive installation by artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot. In a shallow circular basin at the runway show during Men's Paris Fashion Week, porcelain bowls floated freely, drifting and gently colliding to create soft, resonant sounds. There was no choreography, no fixed direction—just motion, tension, and the beauty of unpredictability. It's within this balance that Vaccarello crafts his latest vision: a collection that embodies subtle sensuality, elegance in restraint, and the power of suggestion over spectacle.

Designed for the clarity of daylight, oversized sunglasses anchored each look, a style statement that also served as a mask of ambiguity. Structured trenches and sharply tailored button-ups with exaggerated shoulders dominated the lineup, a signature silhouette that remains central to the Saint Laurent code. A few models wore shorts reminiscent of those once donned by Yves himself, though the show notes clarify: this wasn’t homage, but rather a gesture of recurrence and proof of the brand’s consistency. 

Color pulses through the Spring/Summer 2026 collection. Inspired by the carefree spirit of a Fire Island getaway, Vaccarello injects a playful vibrancy into traditionally business-leaning silhouettes. Tailoring is softened by sun-soaked shades of yellow, orange, purple, teal, and sky blues, reimagining office staples for leisure under sunlight. 

Stars flocked to Paris to see the collection unfold on the runway, including Lila Moss, Keshi, Hunter Doohan, and more. 

Keep scrolling to see standout looks from the Saint Laurent Men's Spring/Summer 2026 collection.