The Birth of the House of YSL: A New Era Begins (Part Five)

When Yves Saint Laurent walked out of the House of Dior in 1960, he was leaving the institution that had shaped him, broken him and ultimately betrayed him. At the age of twenty-four-years-old, he was fragile from hospitalization, furious from the firing and carrying a brilliance too large to be contained by anyone else’s vision.Continue reading “The Birth of the House of YSL: A New Era Begins (Part Five)”

Marc Bohan: The Successor to Yves Saint Laurent

When the House of Dior dismissed Yves Saint Laurent in 1960, the fashion world braced for chaos. Dior had just fired the prodigy Christian Dior himself had chosen. The press was circling. Clients were nervous. Couture felt fragile. The house needed stability, not spectacle. Enter Marc Bohan, the designer who would become Dior’s longest‑serving creativeContinue reading “Marc Bohan: The Successor to Yves Saint Laurent”