If you’ve ever been curious about dabbling in amateur photography, now’s your chance. Saint Laurent has partnered with creative photography agency Lomography on two limited-edition Simple Use Film Cameras. Each camera features a retro print — a checkerboard style comes preloaded with black-and-white film and a star-print model is loaded with color negative film, but obviously each can be reloaded with any type of compatible film.
These days, analog photos just hit differently when everyone else is digital manipulating their own pics beyond recognition. Now’s a good time to pick up a camera and focus on composition and natural lighting. After all, no matter what else is going on, spring is right around the corner.
The Saint Laurent x Lomography Simple Use Film Cameras are available at the Saint Laurent Rive Droite stores in Paris and Los Angeles now.
Following in the footsteps of Travis Scott, Keanu Reeves, and the fashionable men before them, Ezra Miller is the newest face of Saint Laurent. The enigmatic gender-fluid actor stars in a classic black-and-white portrait campaign for the label’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection shot by longtime collaborator David Sims. In one image, Miller sports a mystical sequin top and pair of billowy black trousers with matching painted black nails. Another look finds the star in an open button-down shirt, wearing lots of jewelry and a lustrous pair of high-waisted pants.
Since his cultural emergence starring opposite the similarly enigmatic Tilda Swinton in We Need to Talk About Kevin, Miller has continued to intrigue the public with his unique talents, taste for avant-garde fashion, and gender-fluid style that turns heads on every red carpet he steps on. In his latest role as a Saint Laurent shaman, it simply looks like the part he was born to play. Take a look at the campaign photos below.
Known for his roles in Mr. Robot and Bohemian Rhapsody, Rami Malek is now the face of Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 2020 men’s campaign. The actor’s involvement with the brand is officiated with series of black-and-white shots captured by frequent collaborator and photographer David Sims. Directed by the brand’s own Anthony Vaccarello, Malek sports the latest collection, which features an array of slim-cut trousers, military-inspired pieces, boleros, tailored jeans, and sequins.
The Egyptian-American actor landed his first fashion campaign in 2017 when he was the face of then, Dior Homme (now known as Dior Men). He follows in the footsteps of Travis Scott and Keanu Reeves who have previously posed for Saint Laurent’s stoic campaigns. The actor also recently wore a look by the designer, naturally, to the 2020 Golden Globe Awards where he was nominated for Best Actor.
Briar Montana, Michael Vassallo, Tyg Davison, Cole Etgen, Dylan Christensen, Erin Mommsen, Noah Duran, Parker Brown, David at Midland Agency, Jackson Oller, and Kuya Okai star in an exclusive Saint Laurent editorial shot by Victor Demarchelier and styled by Paul Sinclaire. Casting by Barbara Pfister Casting. Order the Winter 2019 issue now.
An editorial shot by Jack Waterlot and styled by Leonard Arceo for the Winter ’19 issue. Order the magazine now.
Total look by DIOR MEN
Left: Clothes and shoes by COMME DES GARCON HOMME PLUS and necklace by HOORSENBUHS
Right: Total look by HAIDER ACKERMANN
Jacket and belt by JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
Top and pants by PETER DO
Total look by SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO
Left: Total look by HAIDER ACKERMANN
Right: On her: Dress and shorts by PRADA and necklace by AMBUSH. On him: Clothing and wallet chain as a necklace by PRADA and belt by ANN DEMEULEMEESTER
Left: Vest by ANN DEMEULEMEESTER and necklace by ALL BLUES
Right: On her: Total look by LOUIS VUITTON. On him: Pants by LOUIS VUITTON and necklace and bracelet by SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO
Jacket by DOUBLET, top by AMBUSH, and pants and boots by JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
Top by Y/PROJECT and earring by AMBUSH
Left: On her: Total look by WALK OF SHAME. On him: Jacket by ALEXANDER WANG and shirt by JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN.
Right: Total look by PETER DO
Ready or not, the holidays are officially here. If you’re wondering what to get your loved ones, co-workers, acquaintances, and the like, have no fear — we’ve got you covered with our annual gift guide curated by our team of editors. From designer goods to contemporary furniture to the latest tech, we’ve got it all.
Ever since film’s it-boy Timothée Chalamet donned one at the Golden Globes back in January, the harness has become one of menswear’s most daring accessories.
Ugly holiday sweaters are overrated and so this resurrected archive style with a dragon jacquard design is the way to go for a statement knit this season.
The 2011 vintage bottle celebrates the anticipated James Bond film No Time to Die, and the house’s 40-year partnership with the franchise. You can never go wrong with a special bottle of bubbly, can you?
Twenty-four days of Dior is the best way to celebrate December as a beauty-addict and perfume lover. Plus, the beautiful piece can take the place of a tree or decoration.
Our latest issue features a look at the Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello Spring/Summer 2020 collection in an exclusive editorial shot by Victor Demarchelier and styled by Paul Sinclaire. Casting by Barbara Pfister.
AROUND THE WORLD WITH LOUIS VUITTON: Since launching as a trunk-making business in 1854, the French designer has expanded into an exemplary symbol of luxury travel.
Go Minami
SELF-TAUGHT: At only 21, designer Reese Cooper has already built an empire.
George Muncey
NOW TRENDING: SUSTAINABILITY: As the world’s second-largest polluter, the fashion industry should clean up its act.
Marina Testino
THE KING OF KNITWEAR: John Targon is doing it all again.
Fall Risk
MAN OF WIRE: Skye Ferrante is the artist turning sculptures into prose.
Tony Notarberadino
PORTRAIT MODE: All clothing and accessories by Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. Shot by Victor Demarchelier and styled by Paul Sinclaire. Casting by Barbara Pfister.
Victor Demarchelier
LAST CALL: Shot by Jack Waterlot and styled by Leonard Arceo.
Jack Waterlot
COMMON COURTESY: All clothing and accessories Dior Men. Shot by Thomas Goldblum and styled by Darryl Rodrigues.
Thomas Goldblum
THE YOUNG FOLK: All clothing and accessories by Gucci. Shot by Byron Mollinedo and styled by Nicholas Galletti.
Byron Mollinedo
SKYLINE CRUSH: Baccarat partnered with the esteemed Lady M Cake Boutique for the world’s first luxury cake truck. For this unique dessert dining experience, guests will be able to enjoy the sweet treats, served on fine crystal plates, under the light of Baccarat’s pristine chandeliers in a dreamy outdoor setting. Shot by Kevin Sinclair and styled by Terry Lu.
Kevin Sinclair
OBJECT OF DESIRE: Shot by Andreas Ortner and styled by Philipp Junker.
Andreas Ortner
ONLY THE SWEETEST PLUM: The Plum Guide offers a verified and personalized homestay service.
Shoe shopping just got a lot easier. Launching earlier this week, Saks unveiled an expansive floor dedicated entirely to footwear that carries over 160 designers. The new 8000-square-foot space is a 60% increase in dedicated footwear space and is planned to be a shoe megacenter of sorts. In addition to carrying more shoes than you can wave a stick at, the store will organize and host special events, workshops, trunk shows, and other activations to build a community for shoppers. Some of the brands carried in the space include Dior, Celine, Balenciaga, Gucci, and Saint Laurent, so if you’re into fashion with a capital ‘F,’ you’re all set. Additionally, the store also carries Puma, Off-White, New Balance, Timberland, and Adidas for hypebeasts and athletes. With a whole floor of footwear, shopping for shoes might just be something to look forward to.
The Met Gala — aka the Super Bowl of Fashion — is always an opportune moment to flex fashion literacy. The night’s theme was Camp: Notes on Fashion, and with such a niche and subjective concept, it’s clear that some guests did their homework more than others. We highlight some of the night’s biggest Camp moments below.
Elusive and iconic actor Keanu Reeves has won the world over with his mysterious nature and appearances in modern classics like My Own Private Idaho and The Matrix. Ahead of his new John Wick film (out May 17) comes an even more ambitious role for the 54-year old actor: the face of Saint Laurent‘s Fall ’19 menswear line. Under the artistic direction of Anthony Vaccarello, Reeves poses for three stark and statuesque black-and-white portraits (shot by David Sims), decked out in the designer’s latest line. With his brooding good looks and aloof charm, it’s simply the role he was born to play.
Saint Laurent is a rock star brand. Ever since Hedi Slimane was appointed as creative director of the French house in 2011, it’s routinely referenced decades of rock subgenres — punk, garage, new wave, the list goes on — and, in turn, become a favorite of the celebrities it idolizes. It’s a truly symbiotic relationship that has worked seamlessly and the latest effort proves no different, with current creative director Anthony Vaccarello embracing the spectacle of the show for its Fall 2019 presentation beneath the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Vaccarello has led the brand since 2016 and seemed committed to continuing what was started. Saint Laurent’s clothing remains as sleek, slim, and trendy as ever, with one showstopping piece to leave a lasting impression (remember the heart coat?), but previous collections have seemed more like preservation than reinterpretation. However, this season saw a subtle departure from the ultra-skinny tailoring that’s become synonymous with Slimane and, as a result, the label. For the womenswear, shoulders were broader and dresses were looser. The menswear retained many of the signatures (skinny, but breathable tailoring and ’80s influences anchored by a predominantly black color palette). The specter of Slimane remains, but this collection showed Vaccarello ready to reinterpret the pieces in his own way while maintaining its legacy. This was evident in the show’s celebratory final act, which featured models marching down a runway illuminated by blacklight that highlighted several neon looks, which could either be seen as a victory lap or a call for an encore. Guess we’ll find out next season.
It’s that time of the year again, not New York Fashion Week but Valentine’s Day. We always love an extra excuse for gift-giving– be it for yourself or someone you love. So we’ve put together the perfect gift guide of things you might need anyway and some little caprices~
$49.99. Available in major cities and on Clos19.com.
You can’t have a holiday pass by without a cheer, and per usual, Moët & Chandon comes in handy with a pink bottle of rosé champagne. In collaboration with Patrick Ta, the limited edition bottle comes with three options: a heart, Moët, or Rosé stamped across the facade.
You might have heard that sleeping on silk is healthy for your hair and your skin, and naturally, everyone needs one. Slip has been recommended by just about every one and a supermodel or two. It comes in an array of colorways and will surely be the perfect addition to yours, or anyone, bed.
If you know anything about wine, you’re sure to know that Riedel glasses are a must. Chic and perfect, they are chosen by some of the world’s best sommeliers. Spoil yourself or someone with a special set.
Leica’s first-ever instant camera comes in several colorways offering style and function simultaneously. For those who want to capture a moment immediately without selfies, you’ve found the right camera from a quality brand.
BULY 1803 Lait Virginal Mexican Tuberose Body Milk
For those in the know, Buly 1803 is a well-established brand on the left bank in Paris offering some of the best body oils, soaps, and milk. It is also a statement maker on any vanity with its heritage design and two centuries of French history.
No surprise here, even with a change of in-house perfumer, Hermès always delivers the most tender and elegant scents. Add a carre scarf and you’ll get some bonus points too.
For a chic metropolitan look, whether in NYC or Paris, you must have a black boater hat. This Saint Laurent piece is effortless, minimal, and absolutely perfect.
You can never have too many candles. This jasmine one smells like the morning with the most tender notes of jasmine, leaves, marigolds, and clove. You can then use the vessel as a planter.
