Anthony Vaccarello stands at the peak of menswear. Throughout his tenure at Saint Laurent, he has shaped a vision of both man and woman moving through the streets with elegance and distinction. Closing Men’s Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026, Vaccarello presented a collection restrained in color yet ethereal in silhouette, proving that there is no need to reinvent fashion’s wheel when perfection already exists.

Across 42 looks, the runway revealed a reinterpretation of the feminine codes seen in the latest womenswear collection, now translated into the menswear realm. Ties remain tightly cinched to shirts, but scarves take on a central role in styling, alongside fitted outerwear and high-cut trousers and bermuda shorts.

What does Vaccarello introduce this season? A subtle plunge through wide necklines and tailored jackets crafted from plastic materials, now reimagined for men. Oversized coats falling to the knee coexist harmoniously with striped patterns on shirts and bermudas, and, of course, thigh-high boots—by now a house signature—were unmistakably present.

The Saint Laurent man is firmly established, instantly recognizable in a present defined by rotation and experimentation. Timeless, with few risks—only the necessary ones—this fusion perfectly encapsulates every piece presented today.