For his first fully realized men’s collection at Saint Laurent, Anthony Vaccarello leaned all the way into Western references.

While the Eiffel Tower backdrop offered serious competition, Anthony Vaccarello turned out a strong collection and a smart one, too.

The pop-up concept kicked off with a bash in Paris on Wednesday night.

Was it the general languor of spring 2018 to date? The cool air of the Paris evening? Perhaps the setting — beneath the on-the-hour twinkling glory of the Eiffel Tower as night fell? Did those elements shoot a three-part cupid’s bow, or was it really love? Love — an atypical emotion for this reviewer regarding […]

The party’s organizer, Luka Isaac, was signed by the Kate Moss Agency on sight.

Anthony Vaccarello’s sophomore show at Saint Laurent featured a mix of aggressively cool, Instagrammable styles and impeccably made basics.

In addition to some tony basics, a little Eighties-inspired bad taste made for an audacious collection of racy party clothes.

In what was widely believed to be his last show for Saint Laurent, Hedi Slimane showed a collection that played like petulant parody.

Whether his first Saint Laurent runway show in the City of Angels is ultimately his last, Hedi Slimane did it his way. He paid an overt tribute to Yves Saint Laurent’s DNA to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Rive Gauche collection.

A mix of young and old, actors and musicians turned out on the black carpet.

With Courtney Love in the house, Hedi Slimane showed mini slipdresses and little nighttime nothings — accessorized with tiaras and quite an array of outerwear.

Jack Kilmer led a host of young actors attending the show during Paris Fashion Week.

Gary Oldman and Pierce Brosnan were on hand to watch their sons make their catwalk debut.

Hedi Slimane seemed to have a hoot with his "Surf Sounds" collection for spring, dressing a torrent of guys and gals for midnight shenanigans

Slimane has orchestrated the explosion of what is essentially a red-hot-high-ticket-item business around an image of familiar-looking disaffected youth.