A Unisex Collection for Yves Saint Laurent


by Nana at January 13, 2009, 6:22 PM

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Stefano Pilato with Naomi Campbell who looks pretty "Le Smoking" if you ask us, in mannish Yves Saint Laurent.

We guessed it! In our recent post about which new trends the effed up economy will inspire, we posited that unisex collections would start cropping up (since so many of us are already obsessed with boyfriend jeans, boyfriend cardigans, and tuxes). And now Stefano Pilati has announced the launch of his first his-n-hers collection for Yves Saint Laurent! We're totally down to rock a Le Smoking look -- but will boyfriends be willing to wear pieces, like, say this glittery cardigan Stefano is wearing?

[Photo by Brad Barket, courtesy of Getty Images]

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Hey didn't Sean John do sparkly cardigan for men last Feb? Remember Nan, all the cropped sweaters that looked craze?
lol

Posted by: naj at January 13, 2009 7:56 PM

yeah, he did sparkly blazers, i think. haven't seen anyone but chuck bass in one of those. it'll be interesting to see if that catches on.

Posted by: nan at January 14, 2009 7:02 AM

I am not sure that the problem here is the sparkly.
There is nothing at all flattering in anything that he is wearing. He looks like a grandpa out in his slippers on the way to pick up the newspaper.
Not one of his stronger moments.

Posted by: Dawn at January 14, 2009 8:21 AM

Dawn that's funny.....I dunno, I kinda like the look...sorta like casual schlupping...shabby chic

Posted by: naj at January 15, 2009 5:13 AM

Hey naj - I guess that's why taste is very subjective!

Posted by: Dawn at January 21, 2009 7:22 AM

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