
Kering CEO Luca de Meo expressed his gratitude, saying that Vaccarello's creative vision and exacting standards had reinforced the influence of one of France's greatest couture Houses. He added that Saint Laurent is now embarking on a new chapter in its history. Saint Laurent CEO Cédric Charbit also thanked Vaccarello for his ten years of dedication. He said Vaccarello had brought the House to the forefront of desirability and image while achieving exceptional results both creatively and through his cultural impact.
As for a successor, the House said only that it will soon announce its new creative leadership. Vaccarello, as the successor to Yves Saint Laurent himself, led the House for a decade and gave a modern reinterpretation to the brand's signature sexuality and edge. With his departure, Saint Laurent enters a new phase. The fashion world is already on high alert, speculating who the next creative director will be.
Who will write Saint Laurent's next chapter?

FAQ
How long did Anthony Vaccarello work at Saint Laurent?
Anthony Vaccarello served as Saint Laurent's creative director for ten years, starting in 2016. Kering officially announced his departure on October 9, praising his pivotal role in strengthening the brand's identity and expanding the house's influence across fashion and culture.
Who will be Saint Laurent's next creative director?
Saint Laurent has only stated that new creative leadership will be announced soon, without naming Anthony Vaccarello's successor. No specific individual has been revealed yet, and the fashion world is closely watching who the next director will be.
How did Kering evaluate Anthony Vaccarello's achievements?
Kering CEO Luca de Meo credited Vaccarello's creative vision and rigorous standards with strengthening the French couture house's influence. Saint Laurent CEO Cédric Charbit thanked him for positioning the house at the forefront of desire and imagery, excelling in both creative and cultural impact.