This Yves Saint Laurent by Tom Ford Fall Winter 2002 lace up front black blouse is a striking example of early 2000s sensual tailoring. The blouse features Tom Ford’s iconic crossover lace up detailing at the front, creating a bold, sculptural neckline that can be adjusted for different styling effects. The semi sheer body adds a subtle transparency, balanced by dramatic balloon sleeves that gather into refined button cuff closures. The top closes with double sided removable buttons, and includes a fourth hole that offers an alternative way of wearing the piece, adding versatility without compromising the original design. Paired here with the matching velvet trousers, the look is completed with soft, fluid movement and tie up bows along the sides of the legs, a detail that enhances the elongated silhouette and sensual attitude of the set.
Tom Ford’s era at Yves Saint Laurent remains one of the most iconic and talked about periods in the house’s history. His Fall Winter 2002 collection was a defining moment, celebrated for its unapologetic glamour, sharp eroticism, and modern reinterpretation of Yves Saint Laurent’s legacy. Ford’s designs from this time blurred the line between power and provocation, redefining femininity through sleek tailoring, luxurious fabrics, and confident silhouettes. This runway look 3 was featured prominently and appeared in multiple campaigns, cementing its status as a standout expression of Ford’s vision for the house.
The set is in overall very good vintage condition. The blouse shows no notable flaws. The velvet trousers have light scuffing at the back, consistent with gentle wear and visible in the photos.
Top size FR 38, trousers size FR 42. Overall very good vintage condition.
