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Le Studio d'Yves Saint Laurent
Le studio était l'espace de travail du couturier français Yves Saint Laurent. C'est là qu'il créait ses modèles et en contrôlait la réalisation.
Les deux créations de droite font partie de l'exposition "Les Fleurs".
Exposition "Les Fleurs d'Yves Saint Laurent"
Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris
...Présentées dans l’exposition, une trentaine de silhouettes textiles et des dessins mettent en lumière cette symbiose entre l’œuvre d’Yves Saint Laurent, la nature et la littérature.... (Extrait du site de l'exposition)
museeyslparis.com/expositions/les-fleurs-dyves-saint-laurent
Yves Saint Laurent was a brilliant designer.
I don't have a single high fashion item in my closet, but I very much appreciate the art that goes into fashion designing. Understanding fabric and cut and how that works within the line of the human body is beyond my capabilities. I tend to highly admire those minds that I just can not begin to jump into.
I chose Laurent to honor for my We're Here - Art Parody shot. Plus, he and I had the same hair and glasses. He just had a better jawline.
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Julie Christine wearing a creation of Yves Saint Laurent.Brazilian Magazine:O Cruzeiro,December 1965.
Suits worn here are Refrain, Café de Flore, Jeudi, Bruxelles, Bonne conduite, Colonies, Virevolte, Zouzou, Cannes, Hippodrome and Dame Tartine
Jardin de Majorelle
Property of the Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé foundation.
Marrakech, Morocco
Model Joan Delaney is wearing a creation of Yves Saint Laurent and photographed by Petter Knapp.French Elle,1963.
At five feet eleven, model Nyasha Matonhodze hardly need to rely on heels to elevate her look. Which is why today’s approach to dressing for evening sinuous, floor sweeping silhouettes and strappy flat sandals, for which Michael Kors made a convincing case for resort. is a relaxed route to...
Cover:Actress Catherine Deneuve is wearing a Creation of Yves Saint Laurent and photographed by Helmut Newton.
Vogue Paris,October 1974.
The MetroDolls club regularly organizes doll themed luncheons to raise funds for charity. The theme for our 2013 event was "Style Evolution," celebrating iconic fashions and designers of the 20th century. We had doll versions of 4 definitive fashions made. The event committee asked me to do illustrations and flats of 3 of the fashions to help communicate the design and construction to the seamstresses. The resulting fashions are still for sale at the MetroDolls website in limited quantities.
This outfit is inspired by Yves Saint Laurent.
There are more dolls and crafts on my blog and website: www.MadWifeInTheAttic.com