Clothes That Never Go Out of Fashion

By Growing Bolder

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They say if you hold onto clothes long enough, they’ll be back in fashion. But some trends are hot for one season and never heard from again.

And then there are the classics. Forty years ago, Joan DesCombes began collecting clothes from Yves Saint Laurent, one of the hottest designers in the world. Decades later, those pieces were still hanging in her closet.

Joan shared her stunning collection of vintage Yves Saint Laurent fashions with shoppers at Neiman Marcus, proving that some pieces—and some looks—really do stand the test of time.

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