Yves Saint Laurent Spring 25
Yves Saint Laurent recently teased its Spring 25 collection. As with past collections, the French fashion house designed for the edgier and bolder side of luxury. In addition, Anthony Vaccarello is the current creative director. Since 2016, his vision for Yves Saint Laurent is the only one that matters.
As this decade continues, it is crucial that creative directors maintain a specific and distinctive vision for their houses Vaccarello, with his past collections, actively proves his ability to do so. In addition, his Spring 25 collection is nothing short of spectacular.
Spring 25
The Spring 25 collection leans towards the darker side of fashion. Specifically, a number of the items are black or made with thick materials. Also, layers play a large role in this collection. For instance, the Ruffled Dress in Cotton Twill is part of this collection. Its rich Bordeaux color mixes well with the layers of the top.
It flows and moves with the consumer, matching the spring breeze. Also, its breathable sleeves add an extra layer of comfort along with the hidden pockets.
Along with layers and dark colors, a number of the pieces are representative of 1970’s glamour. Specifically, a few of the garments have tinted shades and geometrical patterns. This phenomena shows up on the belts and jewelry included in the collection. From the necklaces to the shoes, these pieces represent the elegance of the YSL consumer.
Anthony Vaccarello designed this collection for the modern woman. These pieces are refined, yet bold. With leather, gold, and sharp details these garments exude elegance. Unlike other spring collections, the items Vaccarello designed follow the same cohesive theme. The Spring 25 collection proves why YSL has such a loyal customer, and why its audiences will keep coming back for more.
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