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Saint Laurent - The All-Things Saint Laurent Thread

Whenever I read "Lyst" and "Hot" in the same sentence, this comes to my mind:

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Sorry, I need to be clear that it's purely assumption from a personal interaction.
 
He should base a collection on Moujik!
I guess it would turn into a fur show or variations on animaliers…
It's already an exhibition in Marrakech right now.
Super cute book by Martin Bethenod (ex-Vogue, ex-Fiac, Fondation Pinault).
 
We're ready for the usual parade of 4 looks replicated in every possible colourway to build a 60 piece collection.

FW26: ???
SS26: full leather looks, nylon trenches, nylon opera gowns
FW25: broad shoulders bright colored looks, bell shaped ballgowns
SS25: power suits, brocade flower jackets
FW24: hosiery dresses
SS24: saharienne
FW23: broad shoulders paired with shawls
SS23: SKIMS loungewear dresses paired with floor length leather coats
 
We're ready for the usual parade of 4 looks replicated in every possible colourway to build a 60 piece collection.

FW26: ???
SS26: full leather looks, nylon trenches, nylon opera gowns
FW25: broad shoulders bright colored looks, bell shaped ballgowns
SS25: power suits, brocade flower jackets
FW24: hosiery dresses
SS24: saharienne
FW23: broad shoulders paired with shawls
SS23: SKIMS loungewear dresses paired with floor length leather coats


velvet, thick satin, brocade/jacquard
Peplums and structured capes. Military coats and hourglass shapes. Knee length
Tom Ford
 
It would be nice if for once he tapped into YSL’s Dior or at least the early days of the maison. Stefano did it a little bit for the FW2007 collection but I think it’s such an interesting and quite unexplored part of his work.
It would actually challenge him because YSL was more about volumes and maybe a more formal side of his work.

Yes references of the 80’s and 70’s are fine but in reality the best thing about 80’s YSL was the drapés and we barely see them when it’s adapted.
 
^A YSL beatnik inspired collection would be incredibly welcomed. The restraint, the ease, and the confidence required for that would be fantastic to see. There’s a chance to inject some delicious odes to Balenciaga to add more of a shift too.

Can Vaccarello pull that off? I don’t think so, but it would be fun to see him try his hand at it. It would certainly be an exercise in cut and construction as opposed to styling and curating.
 

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