Waiting with bated breath for the Christie’s YSL auction?

Sorry, it’s still not here.

But Vanity Fair’s acquired some very cool pictures of Yves’ apartment in which you can see a selection of the items that’ll be for sale come January.

His partner, Pierre Berge, isn’t just parting with the extensive art collection but Yves’ general trove of treasures including furniture, mirrors, lamps, a variety of found objects and even their bed from the 1930s which is expected to fetch between $60,000 and $90,000 - there will be 800 lots in total.

The Goya will go to the Louvre, the Warhol will stay with Berge and we’re not sure about Moujik’s fate, but the rest is up for grabs.

See anything you like?

“It’s over. Fashion designers don’t understand that, or maybe they don’t want to. Long evening dresses with pearls and sequins — for who, for where, for what? I dare say I prefer Zara, H&M and Banana Republic. That’s serving women and it’s cheap.” —Pierre Bergé at the De Young’s YSL exhibit to the LA Times.