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When we look back on the 20th century, the time when the relationship between art and fashion flourished as it had never before, we begin to notice that to call fashion art's inferior and frivolous other is far too glib, let alone inaccurate and unfair. For since the beginning of the 20th century it has been fashion that has played a central part in popularising art. This is not necessarily meant solely in the sense of debasing art for popular appeal but rather more so in disseminating artistic motifs amongst social groups who have had little contact with 'high' art or who feel uncomfortable about dealing with it. Yves Saint Laurent's 'Mondrian' dress is a case in point: it turned a relatively specialised artist into something of a household name.
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