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Givenchy’s creative team presents its Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection

Givenchy’s creative team presents its Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection


Givenchy’s collection is a carousel of memories within the brand’s history.

The looks presented for next season look at the codes of the founder of the maison Hubert de Givenchy.

From the first dress on the catwalk you can taste the taste of a contemporary Audrey Hepburn in perfect harmony with the timeless Parisienne by Givenchy.

The dresses are proposed for the most part in white, black and gray, to which are alternated total outfits proposed in blue and red with soft shades.


Look from Givenchy Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection presented at Paris Fashion Week

Draped Givenchy dress on the runway in Paris

Trapeze-volume coat from the Givenchy collection

Despite the important necklines, seductive draperies and bold volumes, the maison stands out for its elegance and refinement, leaving nothing to chance.

The shapes follow the spirit of Haute Couture, translated into coats and furs with trapezoidal volumes and jackets and blazers with high and structured straps and tuxedo coats, the bold draperies that sculpt the silhouette also appear in the form of oversize sweaters.

The rigid petal-shaped bow becomes a recurring theme of the collection, we find it to embellish sling-backs, bustiers, dresses and dance sandals with laces and square toe, proposed in fucsia, green and metallic gray.

Givenchy sling-back shoes with rigid petal-shaped bow

Givenchy look with petal bow and couture details

An ordinary rite of Haute Couture fashion shows takes hold in this prêt-à-porter, staging a wedding dress that becomes the prominent look. Made of silk chiffon with built-in veil that covered the face entirely embroidered by butterfly flowers. Accessories include black veiled gloves, the recurring petal bow on the garment and silver sling-backs.


Givenchy silk chiffon wedding dress with embroidered veil

The women’s collection 2024-2025, was designed by a creative team that took the reins of creative direction until the next appointment that will replace Matthew Williams, the American designer who recently greeted the house.

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