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Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris
At the Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris, visitors walk through the historic building that housed the designer's haute couture house, at 5 Avenue Marceau, and can explore spaces such as the restored original workshop, with the couturier's work table and personal belongings. The exhibition presents iconic creations such as the women's tuxedo, the safari jacket and the trench coat, alongside sketches, photographs and an extensive collection of garments and accessories illustrating Yves Saint Laurent's evolution and sources of inspiration.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris: 6 missions
- Explore the trench coatExplore the trench coat, one of Yves Saint Laurent's best-known pieces.
- Revisit the first collection, from 1962Revisit the first collection from 1962 with pieces, sketches and photos of its preparation.
- Admire the women's tuxedoAdmire the women's tuxedo, one of Yves Saint Laurent's most iconic creations.
- View the wedding dressView the wedding dress with which YSL closed each of his shows.
- Discover the safari jacket (saharienne)Discover the safari jacket (saharienne), one of Yves Saint Laurent's iconic creations.
- Visit the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, ParisVisit the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, Paris, in Paris and get to know the place in person.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris?
From €10 per person. Check the day's price on the official website before you go.
How much time do you need for Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris?
Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris?
Explore the trench coat, Revisit the first collection, from 1962, Admire the women's tuxedo and View the wedding dress.
What is there to see near Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris?
Crazy Horse (153 m), Galliera Palace (215 m) and American Cathedral in Paris (228 m).
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