From Yves Saint Laurent’s YSL Variation line, this cream-colored safari tunic draws on one of the designer’s most recognizable creations: the safari jacket, first introduced in 1968. Alexandra purchased it from Vintage Martini in Dallas, which had acquired an extraordinary collection of Saint Laurent ready-to-wear amassed over decades by a devoted collector. “I think she was a schoolteacher, but she had one of the biggest collections of Yves Saint Laurent ever in existence,” Alexandra recalls. Featuring a pointed collar, four flap pockets, and a lace-up front threaded through metal eyelets, the tunic embodies Saint Laurent’s talent for transforming utilitarian clothing into something distinctly glamorous. She's reluctant to part with it. “I really wanted this. It’s such an iconic piece, and it’s really a shame for it to sit in my closet unworn.”