A Little Holiday Temptation, Dressed in Saint Laurent After-Dark Attitude
Saint Laurent unveils its “Holiday Edit” for 2026, and the house isn’t interested in serving up the usual sweet little seasonal fantasy. Under Anthony Vaccarello, holiday dressing takes on an after-dark edge: bold color, black leather, immaculate tailoring and accessories with just enough attitude to make an entrance.
Photographed by Jean Marques, the campaign turns rich golden backdrops into a striking foil for the house’s sharper silhouettes. It’s festive, certainly, but in that unmistakably Saint Laurent way—more late-night invitation than traditional holiday greeting.
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Anthony Vaccarello’s Holiday Wardrobe Has a Taste for Drama
The edit reaches beyond clothing alone, bringing together statement bags, evening accessories, eyewear, fragrance and objects from Saint Laurent Rive Droite. The house describes the campaign in terms of saturated colors, unexpected contrasts and polished textures—a fitting approach for a label that rarely mistakes discretion for a lack of personality.
From a leather jacket layered over a striped shirt to gleaming heels and sharply cut eveningwear, the photographs make a case for holiday glamour without the customary sparkle overload. There are gifts, yes, but the real attraction is the mood: confident, sleek and just a little dangerous.
The result feels entirely at home in Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent universe: fashion that knows the value of a dramatic silhouette and doesn’t need a calendar occasion to justify it. If the holidays happen to provide an excuse, all the better.
Inside Saint Laurent’s Holiday Edit 2026 by Jean Marques
A study in contrast runs through Marques’s photographs: vivid accessories against dark tailoring, metallic accents against understated silhouettes, and the house’s unmistakable YSL details threaded through the looks. The campaign moves between fashion and objects without losing its after-hours character.
Sources: Saint Laurent official campaign announcement; Luxferity — Saint Laurent Holiday 2026. Photography: Jean Marques / Saint Laurent. Creative direction: Anthony Vaccarello.
