Article: YVES SAINT LAURENT

Paris couturier who was revered as a genius but considered himself a 'crazy mixed-up man'

Revered internationally as the most important couturier of modern times, Yves Saint Laurent was a master of feminine tailoring who rewrote the rule book on the way women dress. His style, although occasionally outrageous and often androgynous, never crossed the line between wearable fashion and fancy dress. He was also the first to recognise the importance of branding, with his initials, YSL, becoming a shorthand for French elegance and Parisian chic.

From its inception, the Yves Saint Laurent look was glossy, sharp, extravagant and assured. His most famous muse, and the embodiment of Saint Laurent ...

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