In the rarefied silence of the Bourse de Commerce, Anthony Vaccarello writes a new grammar of subtraction for Saint Laurent: dry and whispered—almost evanescent—the French fashion house's new Spring Summer 2026 collection cannot be attributed to the nostalgic runway trend, nor does it claim to be a tribute to the maison's founder. Yet every jacket with a defined waist, every elongated shoulder, every leather short seems to discretely evoke the style of a young Monsieur Yves, without ever succumbing to the temptation of citation.

Inspired by Summer 2025’s embrace of buttercream tailoring, romantic transparency, and retro Riviera flair, this editorial merges old-world opulence with a liberated modern gaze. It’s not just a wardrobe, it’s a reclamation. A visual diary of a woman in her becoming: sensual, sovereign, and soulfully styled. She doesn’t simply dress for summer, she arrives in it fully awakened. Every image is a testament to her duality: structured and soft, composed and wild, always unleashed.

Georges Hobeika invites us, through his Couture Fall/Winter 2025-26 collection titled "The New Order," to a moment of suspension—an instant where beauty, like an inner light, triumphs over chaos.