Saint Laurent Productions and Anthony Vaccarello reached a historic milestone at the 50th César Awards, with Emilia Pérez earning multiple top honors. Directed by Jacques Audiard and co-produced by Saint Laurent Productions, the film was recognized in key categories, including Best Film and Best Director. This achievement highlights the evolving role of fashion houses in cinema, with Vaccarello becoming the first designer to co-produce a César-winning film.
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The film’s success at the Césars reflects the growing connection between fashion and filmmaking. Under Vaccarello’s leadership, Saint Laurent has extended its creative vision beyond couture, embracing film production as a new avenue of artistic expression. By supporting projects like Emilia Pérez, the house reinforces its influence in visual storytelling, demonstrating that fashion can have a lasting impact.
Among the film’s accolades, Jacques Audiard won Best Adaptation, while Clément Ducol and Camille received the award for Best Original Music. The film’s score played a crucial role in shaping its tone, adding depth to the narrative. Emilia Pérez was also honored for Best Sound, with Erwan Kerzanet, Aymeric Devoldère, Maxence Dussère, Cyril Holtz, and Niels Barletta recognized for their technical expertise in crafting an immersive auditory experience.
Paul Guilhaume’s cinematography received high praise, earning him the César for Best Cinematography. His work contributed to the film’s striking visual identity, shaping its atmosphere and enhancing the storytelling. Emilia Pérez also secured the award for Best Visual Effects, with Cedric Fayolle’s work elevating the film’s technical achievements.
Held in Paris on February 28, 2025, the 50th César Awards honored the finest in French cinema, with Emilia Pérez standing out as one of the night’s biggest winners. The film’s recognition further establishes Saint Laurent Productions as a serious player in the film industry, proving that luxury fashion brands can contribute to cinema in meaningful and innovative ways.
With this success, Saint Laurent Productions continues to redefine the boundaries between fashion and film. Vaccarello’s involvement in Emilia Pérez marks a bold step forward, signaling a future where luxury houses don’t just dress film stars but play an integral role in shaping the films themselves.
