1976 Runway Yves Saint Laurent Black Silk Gold Brocade Skirt Suit 20s_egyptian_dress The straight cut of the

The straight cut of the dress with no defined waist and low slung skirt emulates the 1920s flapper era

this piece is crafted from inky black lace cut through with panels of sheer chiffon

This eccentric top fastens at the back of the neck with a hidden tonal zip and hook-and-eye clasp

russet and cobalt - resulting in a textured

The lining is pure silk with a tiny bit of spandex for comfort

1976 Runway Yves Saint Laurent Black Silk Gold Brocade Skirt Suit 20s_egyptian_dress The straight cut of theThis mesmerising two piece ensemble was created by Yves Saint Laurent for the brands beloved Fall 1976 collection and for his Rive Gauche label, a reference to Pariss younger and trendier left bank. The ready to wear collection echoed the haute couture line which was titled Opras Ballets Russes. The New York Times described it as A revolutionary collection that will change the course of fashion in the world. Yves Saint Laurent named creating this show