Cookie Policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the site to remember information between page loads or across visits. Some are set by us, and some are set by services we use to operate the site.

In practice this means a cookie can record something as simple as the display size your browser reported, or a short reference that tells our own servers the request came from the same session. Nothing in a cookie is executable code, and a cookie cannot read files elsewhere on your device. Similar technologies work on the same principle: small values stored by the browser for the site to read back later. Where this policy says cookies, it means the whole family of these storage methods.

You do not need an account to read the guide to the yves saint laurent museum, so most of the site works the same whether you keep cookies or clear them. The exceptions are described in the two categories below.

Cookies we use

We use essential cookies to make the site work, including remembering form state and basic preferences. We use analytics cookies to understand which pages visitors read. Where analytics are active, they record aggregated usage rather than identifying individuals.

Managing cookies

You can accept, refuse, or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you block third-party cookies and clear existing ones. If you disable cookies, some site features may not behave as expected.

1. Step 1 Open your browser's settings and find the privacy or site-data section. Every major browser groups cookie controls there.
2. Step 2 Review the stored cookies for this domain and clear them if you want a fresh start. Clearing removes anything set during earlier visits.
3. Step 3 Block third-party cookies if you prefer to keep only the ones this site needs to load and to submit a form.
4. Private A private or incognito window drops its cookies when you close it. Useful for a one-off read without keeping anything behind.
5. Mobile On phones and tablets the same controls usually sit under the browser's settings menu rather than on the page itself.

Browser versions change their wording often, so look for the section that lists stored data rather than an exact menu name. Turning off analytics changes nothing about how the guide reads to you; it only removes those pages from the reports we look at when deciding what to update next.

Changes and contact

We may update this policy and will revise it when we do. For questions about cookies on this site, contact us through the contact page or by post at 124 Exhibition Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia. Phone: +61 3 9654 8821.

If a change affects which categories of cookie are active, we will note the revised date at the top of this page. Questions about how we handle personal information more broadly, including anything you send us through the contact form, are answered in the Privacy Policy.

Nothing in this policy sets out how third parties you reach from our pages handle their own cookies; those sites publish their own notices and controls.