Following up on our story, “Yves Saint Laurent for Atelier NYC,” we bring you some more looks from collection. As mentioned, “Yves Saint Laurent’s Stefano Pilati has collaborated with Atelier New York on a capsule men’s collection for spring. We’re told the 17 pieces styles, produced entirely in Italy, retain all the luxury you’d expect from YSL, but injected with the gothy goodness.” They seem to be right. The model in our original story now has the model turned toward us to get a better look into what you’ll be able to lay your hands on.

More looks at the Yves Saint Laurent for Atelier NYC collection for Spring 2010 after the click.

For the Yves Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 2010/11 Collection, Bruce Weber has produced a short film, entitled “Ain’t Nothing Like The Real Thing”. Check it out here above!

HINT reports in on a forthcoming capsule collection from YSL for Atelier NYC. “Yes, you read that right. Yves Saint Laurent’s Stefano Pilati has collaborated with Atelier New York on a capsule men’s collection for spring. We’re told the 17 pieces, produced entirely in Italy, retain all the luxury you’d expect from YSL, but injected with the gothy goodness that is the Atelier aesthetic. The star of the collection is a “very” limited-edition bag, only six of which have been made. It doesn’t much more exclusive than this.”

Although Puma have collaborated with designers like Alexander McQueen in the past, the news (thanks to Men.Style via WWD) that they’ve collaborating with Yves Saint Laurent still seemed a pretty leftfield combination. YSL aren’t really known for their collaborations and, no offense to Puma, we had assumed that they’d start this route with a company that were more known for great designs. The shoe will be available exclusively online and there’s no word on price or release date.

A good collection of neckwear is as important as a good collection of footwear. Like the wristwatch, it is a defining factor in your day to day wardrobe in the world of business. While a wristwatch can be worn over and over and remains iconic on your arm – wearing the same necktie day in and day out can become boring. Colette has stocked up on two flavors of neckties from YSL for the Spring and Summer. One of these looks should work well for you. I’m shooting for the blue for a summer wedding in Italy – nice.

More views of the Yves Saint Laurent Neckties after the jump.

Dazed reports in on the latest pop-up store from YSL. “Forward thinking and innovative, YSL is a fashion house a step above the rest. As the first couture label to introduce a luxury prêt-à-porter range to its repertoire, YSL is now raising the bar with Stefano Pilati’s “Edition Unisex”.  From the iconic “Le Smoking Suit” in the 1960s, YSL has always pushed the boundaries of traditional gender paradigms in fashion and. Challenging contemporary notions of sex and sexuality, YSL’s latest venture is a continuation of a dialogue the house has cultivated since it’s inception.” Read the full write-up at Dazeddigital.com

More views from the YSL “Edition Unisex” Pop-Up Store after the jump.

Dazed reports in with news of YSL’s latest merger of fashion, technology, and text. Yves Saint Laurent’s ”S/S 2009 Manifesto, photographed by Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and featuring Claudia Schiffer will be uploaded and distributed on charming heart shaped USB keys on the streets of Paris, New York, London, Milan, Tokyo and Hong Kong on the 14th of February.  Over half a million copies of the  twenty page Manifesto, accompanied by behind the scenes footage, will be disseminated this way, along with a cotton tote bag designed by Pilati to the first 2,000 passers by in each city.”

More images of the bag and USB heart for YSL’s Spring 2009 Manifesto after the jump.

If you’re the type who likes to pay homage through clothing, you’ll love this Yves Saint Laurent T-shirt. The main print is of the glasses Yves Saint Laurent was known for wearing and, like most YSL pieces, is simple yet stylish. There’s also a small broken drawing pin graphic at the bottom of the tee – presumably to differentiate it from the inevitable copycat shirts that will emerge. Get it from Matches.