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Yves Saint Laurent : the scandal collection, 1971

Title
Yves Saint Laurent : the scandal collection, 1971 / editor, Sarah Massey.
Publication
  • New York : Abrams, 2017.
  • ©2015

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Additional Authors
  • Saint Laurent, Yves.
  • Massey, Sarah
Description
169 pages : illustrations (some color); 29 cm
Summary
On January 21, 1971, couturier Yves Saint Laurent presented his Spring-Summer haute couture collection. Inspired by the garments of the war years, the collection included short dresses, platform shoes, square shoulders, and exaggerated makeup. The show caused an outrage among the public, the critics, and the press alike, earning it the title of "Paris's ugliest collection." Nevertheless, the haute couture designs of the runway made their way to the boulevards, giving full sway to the "retro" trend that quickly conquered the streets. Yves Saint Laurent: The Scandal Collection, 1971 offers a behind-the-scenes look at the influential collection that drew fire in the fashion world from the collection's inspiration to the press coverage that followed. Beautifully illustrated and documented with well-researched essays, this book is enriched with personal interviews and archival photographs of the show, the models, the designs, and the textile and print samples, as well as sketches and international press clippings. Olivier Saillard is the director of the Palais Galliera, Museum of Fashion, and the curator of the Yves Saint Laurent 1971: The Scandal Collection exhibition. Dominique Veillon is a historian.
Uniform Title
Yves Saint Laurent 1971. English.
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Exhibition catalogs.
  • History.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Language (note)
  • Translated into English from French.
ISBN
  • 1419724657
  • 9781419724657
LCCN
2016944887
OCLC
  • 1002241712
  • on1002241712
  • SCSB-8778943
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries