Costumes Yves Saint Laurent
With Michel Polnareff guest-starring on the piano.
Film directed by Claude Sautet
Based on the novel by Claude Néron
Costumes for Romy Schneider by Yves Saint Laurent
Cast Michel Piccoli, Romy Schneider, François Perier, Georges Wilson
Choreography Howard Jeffrey
Costumes Yves Saint Laurent
Yves Saint Laurent created four costumes for this show, Sylvie's seventh performance at the Olympia, which was filmed by François Reichenbach.
Film directed by Jean-Pierre Melville
Costumes for Catherine Deneuve by Yves Saint Laurent
Cast Alain Delon, Catherine Deneuve, Richard Crenna.
Alain Delon and Richard Crenna face off as a jaded police commissioner and master criminal who compete for Catherine Deneuve's amorous attention. Cinephiles will be struck by similarities with the story line and blue tint in Michael Mann's Heat, produced some 20 years later.
Choreography Roland Petit
Music Gustave Mahler
Costumes Yves Saint Laurent.
Cast Maya Plisetskaya, Rudy Bryans, Woytek Lowski
The Renaud-Barrault Company
Théâtre Récamier, Paris
By Colin Higgins
Directed by Jean-Louis Barrault
Costumes for Madeleine Renaud by Yves Saint Laurent.
Cast Madeleine Renaud, Daniel Rivière, Philippine Pascale, Juliette Brac, Yves Gasc, Guy Michel, Jean-Michel Granval, Claude Beautheac, Catherine Allary, Dominique Santarelli, Jean Hébert, Catherine Eckerle, Micheline Kahn
Maude-Madeleine in Colin Higgins' play was one Madeleine Renaud's most important roles. Renaud's grace and effervescent energy - bolting around the stage, climbing trees - seduced a growing number of spectators around the world.
Création By Peter Handke
Directed by Claude Régy
Costumes Yves Saint Laurent
Cast Michael Lonsdale, Delphine Seyrig, Sami Frey, Jeanne Moreau, Gérard Depardieu.
An impressive cast appeared in this first French production of a play by the Austrian playwright, Peter Handke. Yves Saint Laurent once again teamed up with director Claude Régy who introduced to the French public a great number of contemporary playwrights including Marguerite Duras, Jon Fosse, Sarraute and Harold Pinter.
Choreography Roland Petit
Music Maurice Ravel
Costumes Yves Saint Laurent
Cast Ghislaine Thesmar, Michale Denard
Film directed by Alain Resnais
Costumes for Annie Duperey by Yves Saint Laurent
Distribution Jean Paul Belmondo, Annie Duperey, Michael Lonsdale, Charles Boyer
Exploring the financial scandals of the Third Republic and the murder of a swindler who forged bonds, Alain Resnais built a psychological film on the subject of power.
This movie was presented at the Cannes Film Festival in 1974.
Film directed by Claude Chabrol
Based on the novel by Richard Neely
Costumes for Romy Schneider by Yves Saint Laurent
Cast Romy Schneider, Rod Steiger, Paolo Giusti, François Maistre.
A meditation on infidelity and murder, Chabrol's creepy film highlights Romy Schneider as a wife in a loveless marriage who cold-bloodedly kills her husband. Or does she?
Film directed by Joseph Losey
Costumes for Helmut Berger by Yves Saint Laurent.
Distribution Glenda Jackson, Michael Caine, Helmut Berger, Michael Lonsdale
A writer (Michael Caine) manipulates his entourage with as much ease as the characters in his books. Observing the world through a literary prism, he believes that his wife (Glenda Jackson) is cheating on him simply because she is traveling alone in Europe. Frustrated and angry, she starts an affair with a German criminal (Helmut Berger).
Film directed by Marguerite Duras
Distribution Delphine Seyrig, Michael Lonsdale, Claude Mann, Mathieu Carrière, Didier Flamand
Characters crushed under the heat of Calcutta and a disintegrating colonial society... Duras' singular cinematic style is apparent in the unforgettable scene with Delphine Seyrig louging on a sofa in a red dress by Yves Saint Laurent. To prepare for her role, Seyrig studied the poses of models at the Saint Laurent fashion house.
Film directed by Alain Resnais
Screenplay David Mercer
Costumes for Ellen Burnstyn by Yves Saint Laurent
Cast Dirk Bogarde, Ellen Burstyn, John Gielgud, David Warner, Elaine Stritch.
Alain Resnais' first English-language movie explores the hallucinations and fantasies of a dying novelist (John Gielgud) who reinvents his family over the course of an evening. Dirk Bogarde plays the role of the puritanical son whose coldness pushes his wife (Ellen Burnstyn) into the arms of a physicist who may be the illegitimate son of the novelist. Is this reality or the fruit of Sir Jon's imagination?
Directed by Roland Petit
Set design and costumes Yves Saint Laurent.
Serge Gainsbourg wrote the songs for this new show featuring Zizi Jeanmaire at the Bobino Theater.
Quand ça balance
Rétro Song
Mesdames, mesdemoiselles, mes yeux
Yes Man
Merde à l'amour
Ciel de plomb
Tic Tac Toe
Vamp et vampire
By Jean Cocteau
Directed by Jean-Pierre Dusséaux
Set design and costumes Yves Saint Laurent.
Cast Martine Chevalier, Jean Faubert, Geneviève Page, Hugues Quester, Malek Eddine Kateb, Roland Bertin
Thirty two years after Christian Bérard, Yves Saint Laurent took on the task of “dressing” The Eagle Has Two Heads, the romantic drama by Jean Cocteau, reprised at the Athénée Louis Jouvet Theater.
His taste for sumptuous orientalism has found free rein. [...] The other characters, including Stanislas, the anarchist, have the decidedly modern costumes of executives from the period between the two world wars. As for the set design, Yves Saint Laurent has alternated between Baroque - for the queen's chambers - and more stylized lines for the library in the second act.
- L'Est Républicain newspaper, 16 February 1978
Costumes for Ingrid Caven by Yves Saint Laurent
A cabaret singer and icon of Fassbinder's films, Ingrid Caven appeared in this legendary concert, produced by Pierre Bergé, in a dress designed by her friend Yves Saint Laurent.
This show was not produced.
Costumes Yves Saint Laurent
Based on an idea by Pierre Bergé, who had planned to produce this play at the Athénée Theater with François Périer and Gérard Depardieu.
Film directed by Terence Young
Based on Sidney Sheldon's book
Costumes for Romy Schneider by Yves Saint Laurent
Cast Audrey Hepburn, Ben Gazzara, James Mason, Romy Schneider.
Written and directed by Jerome Kilty
French text Jean Cocteau
Set design and costumes Yves Saint Laurent.
Cast Edwige Feuillère, Jean Marais
The tumultuous love story of Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Bernard Shaw is told through the hundreds of letters they exchanged. (source Internet
By Arthur Kopit
French adaptation Matthieu Galey
Directed by Claude Régy
Costumes Yves Saint Laurent.
Cast Madeleine Renaud, Laurence Bourdil, Muni, Axel Bogousslavsky
Wings, first performed in Yale University in 1977, had a successful run on Broadway and in London before being adapted into French by Mathieu Galey.
