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| Heading for the red line to Chicago Ave. to install a sampling of vintage YSL in support of a lecture by Art and fashion historian Laurent Cotta. Laurent has been curator for contemporary creation at Galliera, the museum of fashion in the city of Paris, since 2002. He comes to the Alliance Française to explain the two poles defining Yves Saint Laurent’s œuvre: classicism and transgression. |
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| Waiting for the train with Wolf forms. |
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| Crossing Chicago Ave. |
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| Installing the vintage YSL clothing and signage in support of the lecture. |
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| Laurent Cotta lecture on Yves Saint Laurent, which we were all invited to attend. |
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| The display at the event, from left, Russian collection hand stamped ensemble, Iconic cape coat, and late 60's couture tweed suit. |
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