Saint Laurent is dialing up the chills this Halloween season with an exclusive vinyl drop that’s bound to thrill horror aficionados and fashion fans alike. Introducing “The Bloody Mix,” a limited-edition record featuring iconic soundtracks from John Carpenter‘s cult classics “Halloween” and “Assault on Precinct 13.” With only 500 copies pressed, this release is as rare as it is coveted.
But the frightful fun doesn’t stop there. Both the Paris Babyloné store and Los Angeles’s Rive Droite boutique are transforming into hubs of horror-themed collectibles. On the shelves, you’ll find a “Halloween” LP autographed by John Carpenter himself, Angelo Badalamenti’s haunting score for “A Nightmare on Elm Street 3,” and Christopher Dell’s deep dive into the dark arts with his book “The Occult, Witchcraft & Magic: An Illustrated History.”
For the true nostalgists, original VHS tapes of classics like “Bride of Frankenstein,” “Rosemary’s Baby,” and “Vampire Sacrifice” are up for grabs, bringing a vintage touch to your spooky season collection.
This move aligns with Saint Laurent’s recent ventures into blending high fashion with cultural touchstones, solidifying its place not just on the runway but in the fabric of contemporary pop culture. Under the creative direction of Anthony Vaccarello, the brand continues to push boundaries, offering experiences that transcend traditional fashion norms.
Whether you’re a vinyl collector, a horror film enthusiast, or simply looking to embrace the Halloween spirit with a touch of luxury, Saint Laurent’s latest offering is the season’s must-have.
