Babies high suede boots with fringe, 36.

In 1961, together with his partner and associate Pierre Bergé, he founded his own maison, creating a new stylistic language that broke with the conventions of traditional elegance. Yves Saint Laurent introduced a more modern fashion, connected to the streets, youth culture, and the profound social changes of the era. His vision turned clothing into a tool for personal expression and empowerment.

Among his most iconic creations is “Le Smoking,” the women's tuxedo launched in 1966, a symbol of power, freedom, and gender equality. Saint Laurent was among the first to introduce masculine pieces into the female wardrobe, such as trousers, tailored jackets, and trench coats, redefining the concept of femininity. In the same year, he inaugurated the Rive Gauche line, a pioneer of luxury prêt-à-porter, making high-quality fashion more accessible.

His collections are inspired by art, music, and world cultures, from Mondrian to Africa, from Russia to Morocco. Each creation combines sartorial rigor, sensuality, and audacity, becoming instantly recognizable.

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