Givenchy was born out of the unparalleled genius of Hubert de Givenchy, a man who exchanged design ideas with Christian Dior before breathing life into his brand in 1952. His ethos reflected in Givenchy’s legacy was far from ordinary, crafting a stylistic narrative that garnered a cult following from icons like Audrey Hepburn.

With Givenchy, innovation was a given. The brand redefined style norms with creations like the ‘sack dress,’ an unstructured, liberated alternative to the era’s rigid designs.

As the decades rolled on, Givenchy wasn’t just a part of the Paris fashion scene; it was the Paris fashion scene. In 1969, the brand started to cater for men, delivering the same timeless, sophisticated charm that made its women’s collections a raging success.