What is the name of the model wearing number 2? I’ve been dying to know her name. She modeled many haute couture shows. Would please let me know her name?
The protagonists of his ideas/fashion were always women, unlike the rest of designers who mostly use women to express their very “individualism” at all costs. . . . He indeed loved women.
YSL: “I bought the two chinese relics because they complement the color of my gold-plated bidet in the guest room of my chateau. The set is a fine addition, and I feel protected. It is still of little consolation for the many millions I lost over the years to the Chinese counterfeiting of my products. “
You sure do have a point. Its unfortunate that the Industry doesn’t have this kind of craftsmanship today. But you can find designers like Oscar De La Renta who still respect the females desire to buy elegant and classic silhouettes like the ones you see here.
Too bad the fashion world NOW is dangerously short of cultivated people. Difficult to let go of a legacy that served as a meter stick by which all fashion creations were judged.
Madame Sarkozy is the epitome of elegance in this show. Her grooming, movement and gesture streamlined.
“I feel fashion lacks this regality and importance today. So much of this would still be wearable today! The fit is divine. . . when I see this, I realize how ‘too small’ the cut of clothing is today. ”
Totally agree with you I do. Yves, Oscar , Bill and Valentino always knew how to appreciate the beauty and regality of a woman. Nowadays the clothes are uninspiring and the models are boring.
I feel fashion lacks this regality and importance today. So much of this would still be wearable today! The fit is divine. . . when I see this, I realize how ‘too small’ the cut of clothing is today. Beautiful colour combinations – 9:00 is heavenly! The beauty is the non-presence of the vulgarity of ostentation. Unobjectifying fashion at its finest; these are clean, elegant clothes for intelligent, profound and purposeful women. I appreciate St. Laurent more now. Thank you!
Simplesmente MARAVILHOSO. YSL é um gênio da Alta-Costura. É um verdadeiro fashion-show. A trilha sonora é o MÃXIMO.
Class, Pure Class, That’s what Yves Saint Laurent was all about.
He knew how to make Beautiful Clothes. And make women look Beautiful in them
Her name is Chrystele Saint Louis Augustin. She had an amazing ‘afro’. .
carla bruni is devastatingly beautiful to death. . . . . . . . . .
What is the name of the model wearing number 2? I’ve been dying to know her name. She modeled many haute couture shows. Would please let me know her name?
I love his bold colour choices!
This is beautiful. Just what high style is supposed to be. Elegant, hyperfeminine. Soigne.
And the women are fantastic. Why don’t models now know how to walk like this with feminine sophistication, just the right amount of arch hauteur.
Madame Sarkozy is perfect. They all are. So stylish, such easy elegance.
Models now are nothing but a bunch of anorexic sullen idiots.
These women are worldly. They understand the idea of couture as well as the individual garments.
Wonderful
and where is the haute couture????
this clothes are sooooo wereable that U can buy it in everywhere
The protagonists of his ideas/fashion were always women, unlike the rest of designers who mostly use women to express their very “individualism” at all costs. . . . He indeed loved women.
I agree, and hi!! we chatted some time ago!!
YSL: “I bought the two chinese relics because they complement the color of my gold-plated bidet in the guest room of my chateau. The set is a fine addition, and I feel protected. It is still of little consolation for the many millions I lost over the years to the Chinese counterfeiting of my products. “
You sure do have a point. Its unfortunate that the Industry doesn’t have this kind of craftsmanship today. But you can find designers like Oscar De La Renta who still respect the females desire to buy elegant and classic silhouettes like the ones you see here.
Too bad the fashion world NOW is dangerously short of cultivated people. Difficult to let go of a legacy that served as a meter stick by which all fashion creations were judged.
Madame Sarkozy is the epitome of elegance in this show. Her grooming, movement and gesture streamlined.
beautiful video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hey ppl!how do you do?i came here to ask if someone knows whos is the composer and the name of this song. thank you very much!:-D
I agree – it’s nice to see in the old shows (even as recently as 2002 or ’03) models who look like women, rather than children.
“I feel fashion lacks this regality and importance today. So much of this would still be wearable today! The fit is divine. . . when I see this, I realize how ‘too small’ the cut of clothing is today. ”
Totally agree with you I do. Yves, Oscar , Bill and Valentino always knew how to appreciate the beauty and regality of a woman. Nowadays the clothes are uninspiring and the models are boring.
I feel fashion lacks this regality and importance today. So much of this would still be wearable today! The fit is divine. . . when I see this, I realize how ‘too small’ the cut of clothing is today. Beautiful colour combinations – 9:00 is heavenly! The beauty is the non-presence of the vulgarity of ostentation. Unobjectifying fashion at its finest; these are clean, elegant clothes for intelligent, profound and purposeful women. I appreciate St. Laurent more now. Thank you!
It doesn’t get any better than this.
Lovely thank you!!!
Thank you stylerunner7 for sharing what is truly beautiful !