Des modèles inédits au musée Yves Saint Laurent

 

Crédits : © Sophie Carre

Visiter gratuitement les locaux de l'ancien studio de couture du grand couturier Yves Saint Laurent ? C'est possible.

Dès 19h le samedi 18 mai, le Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris sera gratuit et présentera une sélection inédite de cinquante modèles haute couture. Au-delà des grands thèmes structurant l’œuvre du couturier, le parcours actuel aborde jusqu'à fin décembre 2019 deux créations majeures d’Yves Saint Laurent : les célèbres robes Mondrian (automne-hiver 1965) et les robes réalisées en collaboration avec l’artiste Claude Lalanne (automne-hiver 1969).

MUSÉE YVES SAINT LAURENT
Le Samedi 18 Mai 2019 de 19h00 à 00h00
Entrée libre

Published on 26 avril 2019 à 16:01, mis à jour le 3 mai 2019 à 12:38 by Julie Denis

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