Givenchy F/W 2025.26 Paris

[ultramarine]

BTW, lets keep the thread on topic ...

 

[GivenchyHomme]

I like it. I think she shows a lot of promise. I would rather see a safe debut collection with sharp tailoring, and construction instead of a jumbled mess. I think it's appropriate for her to gradually inject her aesthetic into this archival house, as opposed to coming in like a wrecking ball. I think she will step it up next season, once she know's what people are looking for from this brand. Next season, we can be more critical. I will wait until then to form a concrete opinion.

 

[90sfan]

Feels dated

 

[blueorchid]

I'm not a Burton fan, but in all fairness... remember where this brand was a year and a half ago.

Thread 'Givenchy S/S 2024 Paris'

Sep 28, 2023

• LadyJunon
• Replies: 25
• Forum: Designers and Collections

 

[jeremydante]

This collection was disjointed for me. While I want Sarah to win, in this space and with this assortment (because it very much so was that) it lacked harmony and clear vision. A fall collection should've been an easy sell, but maybe I am too ambitious for the time she had to create something with better flow.

A strong collection of classics, referenced from the archives and some Tisci-era elements could've been effective.
The body suits, we did and do not need. Past and present tense. Nice try, but leave that to Alaïa.