Saharienne Cotton-Blend Gabardine Jacket

This khaki-green Saharienne jacket pays homage to a style originally created by Saint Laurent’s fabled founder for a Vogue Paris photo essay — the success of which saw the style debut on the house’s runway in 1967. Immaculately tailored from durable cotton-blend gabardine with four patch pockets, it has softly rolling notch lapels and a concealed placket for a streamlined finish.

• 77% cotton, 23% ramie

One of the most resounding names in fashion, Yves Saint Laurent was the first couture house to introduce the concept of luxury ready to wear. Today, the iconic label is fronted by Anthony Vaccarello, who aims to explore Saint Laurent’s early years through his creations.