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Looks from Saint Laurent Spring 2023

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Saint Laurent

Menswear

Spring 2023

Part 2

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Rodney Osey , Baboya Peter, Baba Diagne & Cheikh Kebe at Saint Laurent Menswear Spring/Summer 2023

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tyler omeed mazaheri wearing look 20 from the saint laurent spring 2023 menswear collection by anthony vaccarrello

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Saint Laurent // Spring 2023 Menswear

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'White Lotus' Besties Land Their First Fashion Campaign "The List" is PAPER's monthly roundup of the newest arrivals, capsules and collaborations. Scroll through, below, to see January's biggest fashion news.SKIMS Valentine's Day ShopItalian actresses and real-life best friends Beatrice Grannò and Simona Tabasco, who played Mia and Lucia in the second season of the hit HBO series The White Lotus, landed their first fashion campaign for SKIMS, which is celebrating the launch of their new Valentine's Day shop featuring their Fits Everybody and Silk collections designed in romantic tones with vintage-inspired lace detailing.Available January 23 at SKIMS.comLoveShackFancy Expands Into ActivewearAfter successful collaborations with Beach Riot and Bandier, LoveShackFancy has decided to launch their first line of activewear. The collection features three prints; a pretty pink floral, a vibrant blue hibiscus, and a cream, neutral bouquet, all printed amongst athleisure-wear like sports bras, leggings, biker shorts, tanks, athletic dresses, skirts and more. Available now at LoveShackFancy.comUGG x MadhappyMadhappy, a brand that focuses on creating conversations around mental health, is collaborating with UGG. The duo have modified the classic, cozy boot into five different colors to choose from in the collection, making this a perfect winter staple shoe for the 2023 It girl.Available now at madhappy.com Telfar Wallets See on Instagram After a long wait, fans are finally able to add wallets to their Telfar collection. There will be 17 colors available and all are made from real leather (as opposed to the "vegan leather" bags they're known for). The compact styles feature an embossed T logo and are zipped around the circular part of the wallet.Available at shop.telfar.net on January 23 at 12pm ESTSavage x Fenty Game Day CollectionWhile we wait for what's sure to be an epic performance from Rihanna at this year's Super Bowl halftime show, Savage x Fenty is giving fans an opportunity to show their game day spirit with a sporty collection of hoodies, sweatpants, varsity jerseys and more, including a very cheeky "Rihanna Concert Interrupted By A Football Game" t-shirt that's sure to make the rounds on IG quickly.Available now at SavageX.comVG Victor Glemaud for HSNVG Victor Glemaud for HSNVG Victor Glemaud for HSNVG Victor Glemaud for HSNVG Victor Glemaud for HSNVictor Glemaud, known for his signature graphic knits and a mainstay on the NYFW calendar, is launching an exclusive label with shopping network HSN called VG Victor Glemaudsize in sizes XS to 3X, all for under $100. “These are clothes that will bring people joy and put a smile on everyone's face,” said Victor Glemaud. “That’s why it was important the new VG Victor Glemaud apparel line was accessible to all in order to spread joy to a wider audience – and HSN is the best partner to do that with.” Available now at HSN.com and live on HSN on January 7Disney's 100th Anniversary and Lunar New Year Capsule With GivenchyGivenchy is kicking off 2023 with a new capsule with Disney for its 100th anniversary featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in honor of the Lunar New Year. The campaign features Alton Mason, Madelaine Petsch and Amber Liu wearing statement pieces from the collection which includes varsity jackets, denim, hoodies and track pants.Available now at Givenchy.comKenzo Drop 1 PixelKenzo Drop 1 PixelKenzo Drop 1 PixelKenzo Drop 1 PixelPixelated logos, tigers, roses and hearts are all over Kenzo's first drop of 2023, including on sweatshirts, jackets, denim and cardigan sets. The motifs are a reference of creative director Nigo's teenage years during the '70s and '80s in Japan and are a continuation of his first collection for the brand last year.Available now at Kenzo.comSaint Laurent Men's Spring 2023 CampaignA bunch of silver-haired film directors are starring in the new menswear campaign for Saint Lauren, including Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar, Canada's David Cronenberg (known for his "bloody horror" genre), neo-noir filmmaker Abel Ferrara and indie director Jim Jarmusch. All four were shot by David Sims and star in short black and white campaign clips where the pose in the brand's elegant Spring 2023 collection.Blackpink's Rosé Fronts the Global Campaign for Tiffany LockBlackpink's Rosé Fronts the Global Campaign for Tiffany LockBlackpink's Rosé Fronts the Global Campaign for Tiffany LockTiffany & Co. ambassador Rosé stars in a new campaign for the brand's first all-gender jewelry collection, the Lock, which first debuted in September and has been expanded to include an array of rings, earrings and pendants in rose gold, with multiple colorways debuting later in the year. The bangles feature an elegant swiveling mechanism that allows the designs to open and close.Available now at Tiffany & Co. stores and Tiffany.com https://www.papermag.com/january-2023-fashion-news-skims-2656246485.html

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Fashion In Flux.

As 2022 drew to a close, the tectonics slowly began shifting; now, as we embark into 2023, fashion is finally facing a major vibe shift. 

While the past seven years have been peppered with rising talents and breakout stars, following the last seismic shift, it has undeniably been a two-man race between Gucci’s Alessandro Michele and Balenciaga’s Demna. 

Until it wasn’t. 

Following Michele’s recent announcement that he’d be parting ways with the Italian house, occurring almost simultaneously with Balenciaga-gate, fashion finds itself in a state of flux.

Michele’s appointment as creative director back in 2015 came as something of a surprise – triumphant over more recognisable names including Riccardo Tisci, Christopher Kane, Joseph Altuzarra, and Tom Ford, again – with Kering’s chief François-Henri Pinault tasking the designer with taking the house in a ‘daring direction’ following predecessor Frida Giannini’s early exit. 

It’s a formula we’ve similarly seen strike gold in the years since with Daniel Lee at Bottega Veneta and Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli, but it has also been catastrophic, in the case of Justin O’Shea’s breakneck seven-month tenure at Brioni and Lanvin’s seemingly revolving front door.

Revisiting his Autumn/Winter 2015 debut (the unofficial one), Michele’s maximalist magpie tendencies weren’t as grandiose as we’ve come to expect, but his willowy boys with their luscious locks, pussybow blouses, fur-lined slippers, and nerdy, oversized reading glasses were a world away from the stark streetwear we were seeing in menswear at the time. Similarly, his womenswear debut was an entirely different offering to Miuccia Prada’s smart and subversive Prada, Hedi Slimane’s svelte and skanky Saint Laurent, Nicolas Ghesquière’s sleek and chic Louis Vuitton, or Phoebe Philo’s salve for all wounds, Céline – before Slimane later axed the é. 

After presenting four collections – his AW15 menswear and womenswear debuts (presented separately, before the brand went co-ed in 2017) a Resort 2016 show in New York, and a stepped-up sophomore menswear outing – Michele was awarded International Designer of the Year at the 2015 British Fashion Awards for having ‘set the fashion agenda’ and ‘confirming Gucci’s position as a truly directional fashion house.’ 

Meanwhile, Demna, who we now know as the mononymous creative director at Balenciaga, was still somewhat unknown, just beginning to step into the limelight as design lead at Vetements, presenting his sophomore collection during the same season. He would be named as Alexander Wang’s successor seven months later in October 2015. 

In the years that followed, both designers began laying the foundations to create the behemoth brands today, albeit at opposite ends of the spectrum – Balenciaga the dark and dirty counterpart to the romance and nostalgia of Gucci. 

There’s the inescapable assault from both brands as the go-to for your celebrity faves: from Balenciaga’s Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Dua Lipa, Elliot Page, Justin Bieber, Isabelle Huppert, Michaela Coel, Nicole Kidman, and Kylie Jenner to Gucci’s Harry Styles, Jared Leto, Lana Del Rey, Florence Welch, Måneskin, Miley Cyrus, Phoebe Bridgers, Billie Eilish, Dev Hynes, Idris Elba, Janelle Monáe, Julia Garner, Andrew Garfield, Jodie Smith, Jack Grealish – you get it. 

Yet amid standout shows (Autumn/Winter 2018, Spring/Summer 2019, Resort 2020, and Autumn/Winter 2022) meme-orable moments (from severed heads to platform Crocs) and cohort of collaborations (adidas times two, Palace, The Simpsons, Disney, and even each other in fashion’s first multiverse moment) their commonality stretched beyond the creative into their forward-thinking business mindset. Whether partnering with the World Food Programme, aiding employees to find safe abortions, ditching fur, platforming upcoming design talents, hiring diehard stans, or branching into beauty, Demna and Alessandro represented a ‘new’ kind of creative director – simultaneously scrutinising the finer details while taking scope of the bigger picture. 

Yet it’s this painstaking attention to detail that makes Balenciaga’s recent ad scandal even more perplexing. Despite the brand initially blaming production company North Six – with a $25m lawsuit that was swiftly dropped – insiders question, rightfully so, how such images could see the light of day with so many stakeholders involved. 

Regardless of which side of the scandal you find yourself on, it’s impossible to ignore the endurance of this particular controversy. Thanks to the Right’s rebirth of ‘Satanic Panic’, luxury brands are forced to walk an ever-shrinking tightrope to do the ‘right’ thing, not because they want to, but because they have to in order to protect their bottom line. Remember when controversial ads were en vogue? 

Since Balenciaga-gate, Gucci found itself under similar criticism following the release of its ‘HA HA HA’ campaign – featuring Harry Styles wearing a teddy bear t-shirt toting a mattress that denigrators said belonged to a ‘toddler’. In a now deleted TikTok video, Coach was decried for Disney-themed teddy bears in its Sydney store that were described as ‘satanic’ and ‘evil’. 

For Balenciaga, the fallout (still falling) from its Chernobyl has seen Kim Kardashian, the poster child for Demna’s Balenciaga, noticeably out of the brand claiming to be ‘shaken by the disturbing images’ and ‘re-evaluating her relationship with the brand’. After appearing in the brand’s AW22 campaign, Euphoria’s Alexa Demie deleted all Balenciaga images from her Instagram feed and promptly unfollowed for good measure. Then the Business of Fashion rescinded its ‘highest honour’, the Global VOICES award and instead asked the brand representatives to attend to explain the saga – they declined. 

As the brand’s first show post-Balenci-gate approaches, the mind intrigues whether deep-thinking Demna will address the controversy. Amid the storm that has permanently taken root above Balenciaga HQ, the designer and CEO Cédric Charbit seem to be on borrowed time.

So, who does that leave in line to succeed fashion’s Iron Throne? At the end of 2022, Miu Miu took home Lyst’s title of hottest brand of the year for the first time – beating away heavyweights Balenciaga (who has topped the chart six times) and Gucci (topping 10 times and never placing lower than 4th). 

Thanks to its viral micro skirt set – which solidified its status on countless covers and via Shein knock-offs and homemade Halloween costumes – Miuccia trebled down from Spring/Summer 2022 through to Spring/Summer 2023, turning Moo Moo into a cash cow with churning out micro bras and adorable accessories.  

There’s also the new guard of next gen designers invited to make their mark at hallowed houses: Ludovic de Saint Sernin and Harris Reed will shortly present their debuts for Ann Demeulemeester and Nina Ricci respectively, while Maximilian Davis will reveal his sophomore runway collection for Ferragamo. With luck, an exciting opportunity to see what they’ve got, and not another revolving door. Bianca Saunders and Priya Ahluwalia next please! 

Will Matthieu Blazy achieve a hattrick at Bottega Veneta? What has Raf Simons got up his sleeve? What Ever Happened To Phoebe Philo? With heavyweights in limbo – Alessandro Michele, Riccardo Tisci – a hotly anticipated debut from Daniel Lee at Burberry, and open spots at Louis Vuitton menswear and Gucci, the guillotine looks like it’s readying for more chops with LVMH’s recent CEO moves. 

Time to place your bets. 

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Saint Laurent Spring 2023 menswear