How to Say “Saint Laurent” in French

Saint Laurent
Saint Laurent is the French name for the luxury fashion brand founded by Yves Saint Laurent.

Did you know?

  • The brand's name is synonymous in France with the 'le smoking' jacket, a term Yves Saint Laurent used to feminize the masculine 'tuxedo'.
  • In French, the name Laurent shares its roots with the word laurier, meaning 'laurel', a plant used to make crowns for victors in antiquity.
  • In high-fashion contexts in France, the name is treated as a proper noun and rarely modified by articles, unlike other French nouns.

Examples in context

  • Elle porte une robe Saint Laurent.
    She is wearing a Saint Laurent dress.
  • J'ai vu une publicité pour Saint Laurent.
    I saw an advertisement for Saint Laurent.
  • Ce sac est de la marque Saint Laurent.
    This bag is from the Saint Laurent brand.

Example conversation

Emma and Nathan are looking at a fashion magazine in a cafe.

  1. Nathan

    Regarde ce nouveau sac Saint Laurent.
    Look at this new Saint Laurent bag.
  2. Emma

    Il est magnifique, Nathan.
    It is magnificent, Nathan.
  3. Nathan

    Tu penses qu'il est trop cher ?
    Do you think it is too expensive?
  4. Emma

    C'est toujours le cas pour Saint Laurent.
    That is always the case for Saint Laurent.
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