Tom Ford Did Not Want To Mention The Bloody Past.

Recently, Pierre Berg e, co-founder of Yves Saint Laurent (YSL), interviewed Vogue, not only to the former design director of Saint Laurent, Tom Ford and Stefano Pilati sharp "Tucao", or even sharp "old Buddha", the same name brand is not as good as Chanel.

Of course, the old Buddha is also very tall and cold, and the response of fashion designers is this.

In fact, Pierre Berg was dissatisfied with Tom Ford. In 1999, Pierre Berg sold the Yves Saint Laurent brand to the Gucci group, and Tom was welcomed into the door. A new era began. This era does not belong to the company. Although he does not like the design of the company, he also says: "he has never seen any skirt at all."

Tom Ford redefined the style of Saint Laurent. He is indeed a stylistic master rather than a fashion master. After the first YSL conference, Yves's old friends and regular customers.

It is obvious that new forces are in strong convergence with old forces.

This is the case. Pierre Berg accepted the exclusive interview with Suzy Menkes, editor of the international edition of Vogue, as the co founder of Yves Saint Laurent and the late fashion.

Yves Saint Laurent's longtime business partner and same-sex partner, Tom Ford and Stefano Pilati, who served as brand designers, were mediocre in the work of Saint Laurent brand.

"I admit that Tom Ford has many gifts, but this is just marketing.

Indeed, he has made a great contribution to the brand innovation of Gucci (Gucci). I appreciate him very much. I should like to emphasize it again.

But his success did not extend to Yves Saint Laurent.

As for Pilati, it's best not to say anything because he has not made any contributions.

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It was no longer a secret to leave when I was working with YSL when I was working with YSL. When Tom Ford left the Saint Laurent brand, she did something amazing in her interview with The Advocate magazine. "I don't really want to remember the time I worked in YSL," though I think I did a lot of wonderful series on my own.

In short, although sales increased at YSL, it was a very bad experience for me. Yves and Pierre Berg ye (their work and intimate partners) were really hard to bear, and they also made my life miserable.

He also said he had a letter written by Yves, "the content is unkown and sour that you can not imagine. When he wrote this, his position in my heart would no longer be sublime.

At that time we were really friends, but when we brought this brand to the new success and peak, he became jealous. I wouldn't have existed that day! "