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As a great couturier, Yves Saint Laurent constantly sought to invent new shapes. As early as 1958, as artistic director at Christian Dior, he affirmed his modernity by creating the line of clothing called "Trapèze". This geometric silhouette has become iconic and marked the history of fashion. From the 1960s, his creations combined simple cuts, rigorous lines and bold colors.
The couturier played with geometry, creating modern and radical shapes. Whether curves or right angles, spheres or broken lines, these different forms of clothing and graphic arts from the museum's collections dialogue with the works and decors of Claudia Wieser.
Known for her immersive and contemplative installations, Wieser presents here a set of pieces, some of which are unpublished.
This original experience definitively anchors the genius of Yves Saint Laurent in our contemporary era.
Thanks to a guided tour of the museum before it opens to the public (at 11 a.m.), Cultival offers you the opportunity to discover, in exceptional conditions, this brand new exhibition as well as the universe of one of the greatest couturiers of the 20th century. century.
Indeed, the Yves Saint Laurent Paris Museum, which opened its doors in October 2017, is located in the former haute couture house, a historic place. In this unique setting, during the discovery of the exhibits as well as the studio of Yves Saint Laurent, which is part of the visit to the museum, your guide-lecturer will accompany you to meet the creative genius of the couturier.
A unique visit before opening to the public, immersed in a historic site preserved in one of the most elegant districts of Paris.
