Rosé closes out Saint Laurent’s fall 2026 campaign with a mood that swings between sharp tailoring and soft texture. Creative director Anthony Vaccarello built this final chapter on contrast, and photographer Talia Chetrit shoots it with an eye for tension. There is lace against leather, color cutting through a darker palette, and structure loosening into softness.
Rosé moves through that push and pull with total ease. In one shot, an oversized jacket with heavy texture sits over a sheer neutral top, and a yellow mini skirt breaks up the darker layers underneath. Sheer tights, pointed heels, and a structured black bag finish the look, with strong shoulders doing most of the attitude.
Saint Laurent Fall 2026 Campaign
The mood shifts in the next frame where a sheer lace camisole pairs with a knee-length skirt in gold, and dark tights ground the romance in something cooler. Sleek pumps and a stripped-back setting keep the softness from tipping into sweetness.
Then the contrast turns floral for the Saint Laurent women. A fitted blue brocade dress, dense with pattern, wraps close to the body in long sleeves, and statement earrings add the drama the silhouette leaves room for.
Chetrit’s photography stays instinctive throughout, letting texture and shape carry the narrative rather than posing for it. The campaign video widens the frame further, with Connor Storrie and Liu Wen joining Rosé in the fall collection.
Saint Laurent gave Rosé sharp tailoring and brocade. PUMA gives her something else entirely. See the Speedcat Mule campaign for the other side.
