The studio was the highlight of this museum, and of this 60th anniversary exhibition, IMO. I adored the desk and all the objects on view, sort of allowing the viewers to envision the personality and temperament of their owner. From this exhibit, I learned a few new things about YSL as a person and a designer, which was why I’d still recommend a visit here, despite some desirable improvements. Timed entry slots were in place, yet still a bit crowded for this venue. The exhibit route was absolutely confusing, no map, no clear direction sign. I almost missed the entire 2nd floor, where the studio was located. The film screening room on the 1st floor was constantly with queue along the stairs. I just took a photo of the 10-min film and hope to find it later online. The x3 video displays on the -1 floor were also in front of often squeezed viewers. It was these small details that left me slightly disappointed upon leaving the museum.