It's official: After ten years at #SaintLaurent, #AnthonyVaccarello is leaving his position as creative director. The Parisian fashion house revealed his departure in a brief statement Friday morning, noting that he “played a key role in Saint Laurent's development, helping to strengthen its identity and influence across the worlds of fashion and culture." Vaccarello posted a farewell video, detailing his tenure, shortly after. Vaccarello succeeded Hedi Slimane, and his own YSL will be seen as one of the most successful creative leaderships to date. In 2022, Saint Laurent hit $3.3 billion in revenue, and Vaccarello set a signature tone for the menswear at the brand. He redefined house codes like Le Smoking for men, blending broad-shouldered tailoring, silky shirting and leather boots for a look that stood out from the rest of the major fashion houses. Last week's gilded Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear show in Paris was Vaccarello's last outing for the brand, as many believed. It is ...