A pale blue cotton-blend shirt with a crisp, softly lustrous finish, cut in a broad-shouldered silhouette that skims the body with easy structure. The front is spare, devoid of visible monogram or hardware, its only ornament the subtle sheen and clean lines of the fabric itself. This is a Saint Laurent men’s shirt from the late 1990s, crafted in France at a moment when the house was refining its menswear codes for a new era, moving from the overtly tailored to a more relaxed sophistication. Founded by Yves Saint Laurent in 1961, the maison transformed the landscape of modern dressing with its revolutionary approach to shape, proportion, and the interplay of masculine and feminine elements. The shirt’s minimalism is its statement—an understated piece designed to anchor a wardrobe, with finishing details at the collar and cuffs that speak to the house’s Parisian pedigree. Condition is good, with even colour throughout and no visible hardware or logo; light wear to the fabric at the collar edge, consistent with careful use. The mannequin normally wears a size M.
Size: approx. L (estimated from measurements) Measurements: Total length 88.5 cm / Shoulder 48 cm / Chest 60 cm Material: Light blue cotton blend Colour: Light blue exterior, no visible logo or hardware Made in: France
