Saint Laurent has acquired Olivier Châtenet’s complete collection of vintage YSL clothes, consisting of 4,000 pieces dating from 1966 to 1985.

That landmark show, anointed as the Battle by WWD’s legendary editor John B. Fairchild, pitted five French designers against five from the USA and became one for the history books.

That landmark fashion show, pitted five French designers against five from the U.S.A. and became one for the history books.

The sale organized by Laurence Benaïm will include a chair designed by Hedi Slimane, and sketches by Giorgio Armani and Alber Elbaz.

With licenses including Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, Bidermann’s U.S. arm was a training ground for many of the industry’s key executives.

The hosiery brand, which will celebrate its centenary in 2021, is being relaunched under new leadership and creative direction.

Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello received carte blanche for the exhibit at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Paris.

Rami Malek, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Charlotte Casiraghi were among the first to discover the exhibition at the YSL Museum.

Anthony Vaccarello used Latex to put his spin on fashion’s throwback bourgeois trend. 

The fashion executive recounts his long career in a new book, offering a more personal take on fashion history.

For the first time, the institution is giving Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello carte blanche for the exhibition.

The exhibition comes amidst major restructurings at Condé Nast Germany.

The show will be held at the Musée des Tissus de Lyon between Nov. 9 and March 8.

Items from the home and studio of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne will go under the hammer in Paris on Oct. 23 and 24.

Four lucky Parsons students were allowed into Alaïa’s personal archive of more than 10,000 couture garments as part of the school’s first “Archiving Fashion” summer course.