Ysl 1960s fashion

1967 Yves Saint Laurent

Image Source: Musée Yves Saint Laurent "The tuxedo became a unisex garment in the 1960’s when Yves Saint Laurent introduced his Le Smoking line. The fashion house has continued to include versions of tuxedos and men’s suits designed for women through the 2019 lines." - Ellen Rubin in the article IN-DEPTH GUIDE: UN-GENDERED FASHION AND UNISEX CLOTHING BRANDS

Yves Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 1962 Haute Couture, "The first collection": formal dress in beige crepe plisse (no. 15)

On August 6, 1965, Yves Saint Laurent presented an autumn-winter collection that would revolutionize the world of fashion.

1967 Yves Saint Laurent

There's been a new trend of sorts on our radar, and its name is androgynous fashion. Imagine riding the bus in the morning and side-eyeing a sheer pussy-bow blouse on the cute guy with the scruff reading his paper next to you, as well as the…

Model is wearing a creation of Yves Saint Laurent. Revue Magazine,Collections Autumn / Winter 1967.

From the March 1971 issue of Vogue ~ Saint Laurent: Square-shouldered blazers and little silk dresses.

Penelope Tree in sheer YSL blouse and sheer tights

Yves Saint-Laurent P/E 1968. Photo Bill Ray. Mannequin Danielle Sauvajeon.

With one of these museum-worthy DIY costumes, you’ll be a total work of art on Halloween.

Yves Saint Laurent - Spring 1989 RTW

1983 - Saint Laurent Rive Gauche - Iman

A group of fashion experts — editors, historians and a designer — convened over Zoom to make a list of the clothes that shaped the world.

Dresses by Yves St Laurent, 1967

1966 - Yves Saint Laurent Mondrian Dress