France’s Saint Laurent announces Anthony Vaccarello’s departure

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Saint Laurent today announces the departure of Anthony Vaccarello, who led the House’s creative direction since 2016. Over the past decade, Anthony Vaccarello has played a key role in Saint Laurent’s development, helping to strengthen its identity and influence across the worlds of fashion and culture.

Luca de Meo, CEO of Kering, said: “I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Anthony for his contribution to Saint Laurent over the past ten years. Through his creative vision and exacting standards, he has contributed to strengthening the enduring influence of one of France’s greatest couture Houses, as we embark on a new chapter in its history.”

French luxury fashion house Saint Laurent has announced the departure of Anthony Vaccarello, who had led its creative direction since 2016.
During his decade-long tenure, Vaccarello strengthened the brand’s identity, global influence and cultural appeal.
Kering CEO Luca de Meo and Saint Laurent CEO Cedric Charbit praised his creative contributions.
The house will announce new creative leadership soon.

Cedric Charbit, President and CEO of Saint Laurent, said: “I would like to warmly thank Anthony for his ten years of dedication to the House. During his tenure, Anthony took Saint Laurent on a remarkable trajectory, elevating the House to the forefront of desirability and image, while accomplishing exceptional work both creatively and through his cultural impact.”

The House will soon announce its new creative leadership.

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