Next, our senses were jolted by a series of nude portraits of YSL: never-before-seen outtakes from his infamous 1971 Jeanloup Sieff-lensed ad campaign for the designer’s first men’s fragrance. The photograph caused such a stir that many magazines requested to use it for free. Also in that room: looks from his scandalous WWII-inspired couture collection from spring/summer 1971, which was seen as disrespectful, but was ultimately reworked for ready-to-wear and a commercial success.