The YSL Museum Will Be Officially Unveiled.

Although many years have passed, people's pursuit of YvesSaintLaurent's well deserved genius has never ceased. His life was full of romance, from 17 years old to 21 years old. Dior Director of design, or working together with PierreBerg YSL, a homosexual lover, is something that fans love to talk about. When the autumn of 2017 arrived, these YSL fans could finally bid farewell to monotonous books and biographical films, and found a new way of carnival, because the YSL museum was officially unveiled.

　　 Museum There are two planned improvements in Paris, France and Marrakech, Morocco. The museum in Paris will be located at 5 Marseille street, 16, and is now the seat of the YSL foundation headquarters. Saint Laurent I have lived here for more than 30 years. The foundation will be refurbished here so that visitors can get better access to Saint Laurent's own design and favorite style.

The two museums will display design sketches, photographic works and more than 5000 highly decorated costumes, as well as more than 15000 jewellery accessories, together with the historical story left behind by the architecture itself, to restore to tourists how these exquisite costumes are finally implemented from the designer's brain to the stitches we can see at the moment.

It is not unusual for a fashion brand to open a museum. LVMH group spent billions of dollars to build its own museum in the suburbs of Paris. The Museum of CHANEL also designed Zaha Hadid, and Salvatore Ferragamo collected ten thousand pairs of original shoes in Florence's medieval Museum. It is early that the hearts of the fashion artists must go to worship. The addition of the YSL museum also surprises more people. After all, the strong personal style of the designer is quite fascinating.

Marrakech is the most favorite place in Saint Laurent's life. The strong local customs brought a lot of impact and shock to the Saint Laurent in the long lived city. It is also the inspiration source of many famous designs. Pierre Berg e decided to transform the villa that Saint Laurent bought into a museum, with exhibition hall, research library and small cafe, so that visitors can feel the beauty and shock brought by the city to Saint Laurent.