The workmanship and the tailoring both spun the message that Givenchy has the true spirit of haute couture — but with a jerky, exhilarating 21st century vibe.
Amen Suzy Menkes
The workmanship and the tailoring both spun the message that Givenchy has the true spirit of haute couture — but with a jerky, exhilarating 21st century vibe.
First impression: I HATE this. It's just so vulgar, and not in a good way. Something about this all screams "attention grabbing celebrity". And I'm honestly shocked by how many people are swooning over this considering that it doesn't look like a collection designed by Riccardo Tisci at all.
I'll give it time to process, but I don't see myself growing to love this.
 The last collections were just overwhelming, but this is too strange, not very Givenchy.The 1st half of the collection is hauntingly romantic, and definitely much easier to gulp than the more adventurous 2nd half.
Still, I can appreciate the craziness of the sequined looks, and over-the-top bold colors because they look so damn cool (especially the awesome blue jumpsuit on Hanne).
Overall I'm quite impressed, and certainly not bored (which can't be said for other designers).

I save the last 2 dresses and the all the feathered pieces,plus the ruffled dress on Kamila,the rest is a bit too bling bling drag queen for Givenchy couture
muse Mariacarla Boscono wasn't able to make it, so fellow brand face Natalia Vodianova, fresh of her Etam lingerie collection presentation yesterday, filled in.


 I love the suede thigh high boots - I don't think I've seen them made so nicely before. Love the colors, the embellishments, the makeup - everything. This is probably the best HC S/S 2010 collection I've come across so far.


 It looks like it was made at some type of mom-and-pop seamstress shop.