Yves Saint Laurent spent plenty of time in—and drew inspiration from—Marrakech. Now ... This Magnificent Moroccan-Inspired California Estate Can Be Yours for $18 Million On the first day ...

In July of 1984, as a tender 20-year-old correspondent for Australian Harper’s Bazaar, I was summoned to attend Yves Saint Laurent’s haute couture show. The great designer, it should be said ...

Closed for renovations until 2027, it will expand spaces, add a research center and highlight Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé's involvement in social causes.

No building better sums up the passions of its patrons than the new Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakech. Its form evokes the restrained elegance that defined all of the late Saint Laurent’s designs ...

an exhibition co-organized by the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech and Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris that opens tomorrow at the Orange County Museum of Art, explores the pioneering role that ...

"Down a shuttered Paris street, through a quiet courtyard, and doors open on to the place where Yves ... Marrakech, acquired in 1974, whose interiors were redesigned by Bill Willis. For Saint ...

“They became friends immediately,” notes Gaël Mamine, co-curator of the show that began at Marrakech’s Musée Yves Saint Laurent. “In her movies, he was the one who did all the couture for he ...

Pierre Berge and Yves Saint Laurent in their Marrakech home. Getty Images The most intriguing item, however, is a letter to Willis from Bergé, apparently in response to a request for funds.

In 1966, Yves Saint Laurent first visited Marrakech, a place that would become sacred to him for its sense of calm. He designed his collections there, visiting in June and December to find ...

Though Yves Saint Laurent was born in Algeria in 1936, the spirit of Northern Africa would awaken a creative blindspot for the designer 30 years later during his first visit to Marrakech.

Yves Saint Laurent himself ... A master of appropriation, Saint Laurent would venture into realms as diverse as the gay counterculture, the souks of Marrakech, and the steppes of Russia, plucking ...

It was in 1966 that Yves Saint Laurent first visited Marrakech, a place that would go on to become sacred to him for its sense of calm. Here he designed his forthcoming collections, visiting in ...