Givenchy
L'Art et l'Audace
The House of Hubert de Givenchy
Founded by Hubert de Givenchy in 1952, the house quickly became synonymous with refined elegance and aristocratic glamour. Known for its impeccable tailoring and sophisticated silhouettes, Givenchy has dressed royalty, celebrities, and style icons for over seven decades.
The house gained legendary status through its association with Audrey Hepburn, creating iconic looks for both her films and personal wardrobe. This partnership established Givenchy's reputation for timeless elegance and understated luxury.
Under Matthew M. Williams' creative direction since 2020, Givenchy continues to blend its heritage of couture excellence with contemporary streetwear influences, creating a modern vision that honors the house's sophisticated DNA.
Givenchy Codes
Iconic Elements
- • Little Black Dress - Audrey Hepburn's favorite
- • Shark Lock Boots - Contemporary signature
- • 4G Logo - Modern brand identity
- • Antigona Bag - Structured sophistication
- • Couture Gowns - Red carpet excellence
Design Philosophy
"The dress must follow the body of a woman, not the body following the shape of the dress."— Hubert de Givenchy
Legacy & Innovation
Audrey's Muse
The legendary partnership with Audrey Hepburn created some of cinema's most memorable fashion moments, from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" to "Sabrina."
Couture Excellence
Givenchy's haute couture collections continue to showcase exceptional craftsmanship and innovative techniques while maintaining the house's elegant aesthetic.
Modern Evolution
The house successfully balances its aristocratic heritage with contemporary streetwear influences, appealing to new generations while honoring its roots.
Contemporary Givenchy
Matthew M. Williams
Creative Director since 2020, Matthew M. Williams brings a fresh perspective to Givenchy, blending the house's couture heritage with contemporary streetwear sensibilities. His vision modernizes Givenchy's codes while maintaining its commitment to craftsmanship and elegance.
