or the historic mansion at 5, avenue Marceau in Paris, where the creations of the great fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent were born over nearly 30 years, from 1974 to 2002,white clothes and pushes their contrast to its paroxysm, revealing the rare beauty of the sketched, elegant, and timeless silhouettes. She unveils clothes with saturated colors and highlights the vibrant tones of geometric abstraction or those of Pop art, so dear to the designer. She brings back under the spotlights the thirteen jackets of Cubist inspiration from the Saint Laurent rivegauche Fall-Winter 1988 collection, dominated by pink, white, black, fuchsia, and yellow. This new journey once again highlights the creative genius of the fashion designer, but also the incredible role his clothes have had on women’s bodies and lives, as the artist herself expresses it: "The role Yves Saint Laurent played in the emancipation of women is, for me, one of the most important aspects of his work, in addition to the incredible diversity of his creations, their multiple forms, their breadth, and his ability to constantly reinvent himself."
