Saint Laurent delves into a mystique wrapped in inky hues this fall, mirroring its recent fragrance campaign that had Austin Butler captivatingly robed in the same shade. At the helm, creative director Anthony Vaccarello crafts a compelling narrative that skirts the edges of gendered fashion. This collection unveils a romantic vision, eschewing rigid menswear tropes and introducing fluidity in form and fabric.
Saint Laurent Fall 2023 Campaign
Gray Sorrenti, the eye behind the lens, captures Anson Boon, Dominic Fike, and Steve Lacy in portraits grounded in classic elements yet entirely modern. Anson Boon, primarily known for his work in film, brings a subtle drama to his frame. Dominic Fike, a name inseparable from indie pop and hip-hop circles, lends a sophisticated edge with his natural curls on display. Last but not least, Steve Lacy, a genre-defying musician and producer, adds depth to the collection’s presentation.
A tableau of monochrome splendor forms the backdrop as Anson, Dominic, and Steve find themselves in harmony with the collection’s defining features. Oversized bows are a resounding motif, draped over key pieces ranging from a bold silk halter top to impeccable black tailoring. Each piece whispers an invitation to rethink masculinity’s sartorial syntax, offering an elusive blend of nostalgia and novelty that only Saint Laurent could so artfully conceive.
