Yves Saint Laurent Gives Past Styles An Eco-Chic Update

Its been said that everything new is old again, and fashion house Yves Saint Laurent has created a new line to prove it.

“New Vintage II” is the second part of a capsule collection featuring leftover scraps from past collections recreated into classic silhouettes. Creative director Stefano Pilati has implemented his venerable designs on fabrics pulled straight from the house's archives, proving that he has a few new tricks up his sleeve.

The first eco-friendly line was sold exclusively at Barneys New York, a store known for doing its part in celebrating green design.

Each limited-edition piece is numbered and unique. Refinery29 said the brand's continual efforts were based around a goal “to reclaim and recycle, this project is an effort to espouse more sustainable approaches in fashion.” The fashion world's newest obsession now means organic cotton collections can be found everywhere, from luxury department stores to H&M, catering to an audience that is increasingly concerned about the environment and sustainability. Though the company's main goal is environmental awareness, consumers are certainly excited about giving past favorites a new twist.

The newest collection contains 121 pieces and can be found at YSL's flagship boutiques in New York, Paris, and London.

While the first part of the collection received rave reviews, there is no doubt that the second will too as fashion-centric shoppers are constantly clammoring for the next big thing.