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Byline: Sarah Brown
Somewhere in the Majorelle Gardens, beneath a canopy of fragrant bougainvillea, retired couturier Yves Saint Laurent is lounging. Perhaps he's draped in a colorful caftan; maybe he's sipping mint tea from an elegant little glass etched with gold leaf. Saint Laurent pioneered the Morocco movement more than 25 years ago, when he bought and restored the lush gardens built by painter Jacques Majorelle, and this little piece of North Africa has been the destination for chic travelers seeking exotic adventures (and serious shopping) ever since. And though YSL was inspired to create Bleu Majorelle-an intense shade of cobalt that made cameos in his fashion and cosmetics collections for years-the rest of the beauty world is just now getting in the ...