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Saint Laurent is a Kering-owned luxury fashion brand, founded by the designer Yves Saint Laurent in 1961.

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Fashion Week

Fashion’s New Outlook on 2020

Six takeaways from Paris Fashion Week, where everything from the coronavirus to end-times fashion changed the conversation we'll be having for the rest of the year.

Fashion Week

Fashion’s New Outlook on 2020

Six takeaways from Paris Fashion Week, where everything from the coronavirus to end-times fashion changed the conversation we'll be having for the rest of the year.


Fashion Week

In Paris, the Pleasure of the Apocalypse

It was a strangely energetic season, full of both angst and elation, reports Angelo Flaccavento.

Fashion Week

In Paris, the Pleasure of the Apocalypse

It was a strangely energetic season, full of both angst and elation, reports Angelo Flaccavento.


Fashion Week

Joseph Altuzarra: At Ease in Paris

His designs stood up well enough against the European heavyweights that populate the Paris fashion week schedule.

Fashion Week

Joseph Altuzarra: At Ease in Paris

His designs stood up well enough against the European heavyweights that populate the Paris fashion week schedule.


Fashion Week

Shiny Erotic Definitions at Saint Laurent

If loving this is wrong, I don’t wanna be right.

Fashion Week

Shiny Erotic Definitions at Saint Laurent

If loving this is wrong, I don’t wanna be right.


Sustainability

Alex de Betak on Why Fashion Shows Must Change

The sought-after producer is responsible for some of the most opulent and over-the-top fashion shows of the last 30 years. Now he’s going public with efforts to radically reduce the impact of the industry’s most important marketing moments.

Sustainability

Alex de Betak on Why Fashion Shows Must Change

The sought-after producer is responsible for some of the most opulent and over-the-top fashion shows of the last 30 years. Now he’s going public with efforts to radically reduce the impact of the industry’s most important marketing moments.


Fashion Week

In London, an Antidote to Insta-Bait

From Molly Goddard to Simone Rocha, the designers who stood out this week spoke authoritatively to their customers, reports Osman Ahmed.

Fashion Week

In London, an Antidote to Insta-Bait

From Molly Goddard to Simone Rocha, the designers who stood out this week spoke authoritatively to their customers, reports Osman Ahmed.


Fashion Week

Giantism at Burberry

The show was a measure of the vaulting ambition with which Riccardo Tisci approaches everything he does. He demands respect for such effort. But respect isn’t love.

Fashion Week

Giantism at Burberry

The show was a measure of the vaulting ambition with which Riccardo Tisci approaches everything he does. He demands respect for such effort. But respect isn’t love.


Luxury

Kering Halts Spending in China on Coronavirus Fears

The luxury conglomerate remained upbeat about longer-term prospects as it beat fourth-quarter sales forecasts.

Luxury

Kering Halts Spending in China on Coronavirus Fears

The luxury conglomerate remained upbeat about longer-term prospects as it beat fourth-quarter sales forecasts.


China

Gucci, Other Fashion Brands Assess the Coronavirus Impact

This week, everyone will be talking about China's efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak, red-carpet fashion at the Oscars and the start of London Fashion Week. Get your BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.

China

Gucci, Other Fashion Brands Assess the Coronavirus Impact

This week, everyone will be talking about China's efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak, red-carpet fashion at the Oscars and the start of London Fashion Week. Get your BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.


Luxury

From Tiffany Blue to Louboutin Red: The Power of Owning a Colour

Just a handful of luxury stalwarts are so synonymous with a colour that consumers can instantly equate the shade with the name. So, how does a brand own a tone, and should smaller labels try?

Luxury

From Tiffany Blue to Louboutin Red: The Power of Owning a Colour

Just a handful of luxury stalwarts are so synonymous with a colour that consumers can instantly equate the shade with the name. So, how does a brand own a tone, and should smaller labels try?