Expanding its portfolio beyond Black Opium and Y, Yves Saint Laurent is taking its haute couture attitude to an extensive perfume line featuring vintage perfumes and one new fragrance. Le Vestiaire Des Parfums is a collection of scents representing and referencing iconic YSL garments from its extensive history of revolutionizing womenswear.

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Both the bottle and the corresponding perfume are designed after the timeless and elegant YSL brand identity, and three of the shades are additionally attributed to the house’s iconic addresses in the heart of Paris.

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Le Vestiaire Des Parfums tasked some of the best perfume artists in the world to construct the olfactory art. Marie Salamagne, Juliette Karagueuzoglou, Quentin Bisch, Carlos Benaim, Alberto Morillas, Amandine Marie, Dominique Ropion, Annick Menardo, Fabrice Pellegrin, Cecile Matton and Julie Massé each worked to create the memorable scented tributes to the YSL brand.

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At the heart stands Muse Inspiring Ink; the new icon of this exceptional Haute Parfumerie wardrobe. Muse is the ultimate expression of Monsieur Saint Laurent’s ideal, a tribute to his main sources of inspiration: the ones for whom he created. Alongside Muse, the collection is enriched with fragrances directly inspired by the House’s most iconic garments: 

YSL’s newest scent, Muse Inspiring Ink, is also joined by scents like Tuxedo, Blouse, Saharienne, Caban, Jumpsuit, Lavallière, and Trench. Additionally, textiles influenced the fragrances of the line — Cuir, Velours, Gold, Babycat and Capeline are all attributed to various fabrics, patterns, and textures. In total the Haute Parfumerie wardrobe of Le Vestiaire Des Parfums has 15 different products — with a new range of hand and body washes to create a full Saint Laurent sensory experience. 

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Le Vestiaire des Parfums is available now to shop from YSL Beauty, with the accompanying campaign shot in a Eden-like setting directed by longtime Saint Laurent collaborator Nathalie Canguilhem.