My heart immediately beat faster by Saint Laurent’s work at Dior. One of my favorite photos of all time is Richard Avedon’s shot of Dovimo holding court with prancing elephants (at the Cirque d’Hiver) in that long drink of a black gown and contrasting swath that fell to the floor–Saint Laurent’s first dress for the esteemed house. Need I say more?
On Monday night, a fashionable flock gathered around the racks at Barneys in NYC goggling over the new collection from Stefano Pilati for Yves Saint Laurent. Cut-outs, faded dye, fringe detailing and plasticized lapels, all on classic silhouettes: nothing too far from the fashion house’s design-as-usual. However, a closer look at the label unveils Pilati’s true accomplishment. Each piece is created from leftover cotton drill from previous YSL inventories, forming a sustainable collection.
My heart immediately beat faster by Saint Laurent’s work at Dior. One of my favorite photos of all time is Richard Avedon’s shot of Dovimo holding court with prancing elephants (at the Cirque d’Hiver) in that long drink of a black gown and contrasting swath that fell to the floor–Saint Laurent’s first dress for the esteemed house. Need I say more?
On Monday night, a fashionable flock gathered around the racks at Barneys in NYC goggling over the new collection from Stefano Pilati for Yves Saint Laurent. Cut-outs, faded dye, fringe detailing and plasticized lapels, all on classic silhouettes: nothing too far from the fashion house’s design-as-usual. However, a closer look at the label unveils Pilati’s true accomplishment. Each piece is created from leftover cotton drill from previous YSL inventories, forming a sustainable collection.