A major retrospective of Yves Saint Laurent's work opened this week in Denver. It covers everything from the designer's early years at Christian Dior, to his appropriation of elements of men's wear and fascination with androgyny, to his long-standing relationships with muses like Betty Catroux, Catherine Deneuve, and Iman. But if you, like me, can't make it to the Denver Art Museum — which is the only U.S. museum to host the exhibit, which originated at the Petit Palais in Paris — well, the photos are nearly as good.