Saint Laurent has unveiled the final chapter of its Fall 2026 campaign, and the cast reads like a study in contrasts: BLACKPINK's Rosé, actor Connor Storrie and supermodel Liu Wen, photographed together by Talia Chetrit under the creative direction of Anthony Vaccarello. The images and accompanying film mark the latest step in a campaign rollout that began earlier this year with a separate menswear push fronted by Austin Butler.
The setting is deliberately austere: white tiled floors, mirrored walls, industrial kitchens and broad stretches of charcoal carpet form the backdrop for a campaign Saint Laurent itself describes as a study in contrasts. Chetrit's photography leans into that idea, pairing a nocturnal, sensual mood with an unexpectedly domestic intimacy, and pushing against the tension between restraint and excess that has defined Vaccarello's tenure at the house.
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Rosé's portion of the campaign centers on a mix of tweed, sheer lace and vivid color. One of her standout looks combines a richly textured tweed jacket layered over sheer lace with a bright yellow skirt, an interplay of traditional tailoring against something looser and more transparent. Across the wider set of images, her styling draws on brocade and what's been described as acid-yellow pieces, all photographed against the pale, geometric architecture of the campaign's interiors. Her hair is worn blonde and styled with a deliberately relaxed finish, keeping the beauty look secondary to the clothing itself.
Liu Wen brings a cooler, more severe energy to the same world, appearing at points reclined against a window overlooking the city and elsewhere framed head-on within the rigid lines of the set. Storrie, making his first appearance in a fashion campaign, moves between tightly composed '80s-inflected tailoring, strong shoulders, popped collars and layered pieces, and a more undone register that includes shirtless portraits on the dark carpet. Wraparound sunglasses appear repeatedly through his portion of the imagery, functioning as the standout accessory for the men's looks this season. The accompanying campaign film is set to Milli Vanilli's 1988 ballad "I'm Gonna Miss You," with Storrie featured performing to the track in one of the campaign's minimalist interiors.
The casting itself carries some history. Rosé has been a Saint Laurent brand ambassador since July 2020 and has become one of the house's most consistent presences at its runway shows, including the label's Womenswear Fall/Winter 2026 show in Paris this past March. Storrie signed on as a Saint Laurent ambassador earlier this year, after appearing in the brand's designs at several red-carpet and front-row moments, including the Menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show in January. Both Rosé and Storrie also wore Saint Laurent to the 2026 Met Gala. Liu Wen, a longtime presence in international high fashion, rounds out the cast with what Saint Laurent's own campaign notes describe as sculptural silhouettes and layered forms running through the collection as a whole.
Taken together, the campaign functions less as a single narrative than as three distinct character studies sharing the same restrained, high-contrast world Vaccarello has built for the house — tailoring, leather, lace and brocade set against architecture stripped of almost everything else.
