YSL Museum Paris

Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris

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Feb 2, 2025
I arrived this afternoon shortly before 5:15pm. I was quite dismayed to have been so rudely treated by the lady pictured below. She first said “We don’t allow any access after 5pm”. Then another visi…Full review by Saxon D
Nov 25, 2024
We purchased tickets online and waited outside in line a few minutes. Purses and small bags were checked before admittance. This is a very small museum, maybe 4 or 5 rooms at the most and all wer…Full review by Sandy D
Sep 29, 2024
Great museum! We visited on a Thursday afternoon, purchasing tickets at the entry. Visiting the museum took about 2-3 hours. The museum, housed in the same building where YSL had his haute couture…Full review by brmusicman
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Less than a month after the death of Pierre Bergé, Saint Laurent’s partner and business manager, Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris is …
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I am a student working on a YSL project, ‘The French and Francophone influences on YSL’s designs. I am looking …
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I am a student working on a YSL project, ‘The French and Francophone influences on YSL’s designs. I am looking for a direct quote from Yves St Laurent explaining that some of his collections were influenced by Chinese/Asian culture. I have researched many publications but have been unable to find one. Would it at all be possible for you to supply me with one. I am based in the UK and am unable to visit your amazing museum. I would if so could. Thank you, Sarah
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Sorry, I don't work at the museum--just visited and loved the exhibition. The 'Dream of Asia" exhibition brochure does not give any quotes, just info that he was inspired by his …
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Sorry, I don't work at the museum--just visited and loved the exhibition. The 'Dream of Asia" exhibition brochure does not give any quotes, just info that he was inspired by his reading and works of art he and Berge collected, seemingly before he visited (which he did later in his life). I'm sure the staff of the museum can help you with more direct reflections he may have made. Good luck and go to visit when you can.
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