Saint Laurent’s fall 2025 menswear under Anthony Vaccarello treats tailoring as monument, pitched at a scale where wardrobe turns into structure. Coats in lambskin and cashmere sweep the floor, shoulders square into geometry, and trousers read as leather armor. The silhouette works like architecture, offering a disciplined fashion.
Saint Laurent Fall 2025
This season’s materials set the tempo. The Prince of Wales checks, brushed herringbone, and striped poplin serve as surfaces for volume. Vaccarello binds them to leather, worn with belted pants, thigh-high boots, and long gloves that slide the familiar office suit toward something closer to ritual uniform. The JOE boots in particular, tip looks from boardroom dressing to fetish coded.
Accessories and styling intensify Vaccarello’s discipline, with wide silk ties, sunglasses at all hours, and motorcycle belts worn as ceremony. In tone, the collection closes the door on flexibility and ease, insisting instead that power can be sealed into silhouette.
If the Wall Street suit once told a story of conquest, this wardrobe chooses containment. The season frames tailoring as a fortress and leather as armor. Altogether, the Saint Laurent man reflects the performance of style as discipline.
