Givenchy Resort 2025 Is For All the Playful Punks
The lookbook, featuring both men’s and women’s designs, is inspired by Hubert de Givenchy’s sense of “confident chic.”
Givenchy on Monday presented its Resort 2025 collection, an elegant blend of provocation, audacity and punk galvanized by Hubert de Givenchy’s sense of “confident chic.” Shot outside of the house’s Avenue George V headquarters, the lookbook sees separate men’s and women’s silhouettes couple up in a mixing of the brand’s two design studios.
Susanna Venegas, womenswear design director at Givenchy, told Vogue, “We work separately, but also have a pretty constant conversation. And while we both have our own inspirations, there is also that language that we share. So when it came to shooting this lookbook it was about exploring a narrative between the two collections.”
Josh Bullen, menswear director, added, “We both work to very different timings, so it’s hard to do something that is fully linked… so here we wanted to introduce some looks as couples because it’s not something that we’ve been able to do before. And when it came to styling and looking at both collections, there were some particular combinations that looked really good together.”
Across the line, menswear crosses between formal tailoring and casual cuts. Tuxedo jackets, for instance, feature purple lapels and pair with blue jeans; while elevated trousers contrast button-up jackets with glittering collars. Womenswear, in contrast, more firmly embraces elegance, with structured dresses, avant-garde gowns, tall cheetah boots, and lots of dramatic furs.
In both categories, utilitarian shirts and pants boast oversized constructions with ample pockets, while velvet sets strike a balance between luxury and comfort. Vibrant sweaters and vests, billowing bow-ties and myriad colorful coats bring the whimsy, while relaxed suiting, harsh coats and eccentric accessories (think pink sunglasses and buckle bags) supply the rebellious undertones.
See Givenchy’s Resort 2025 collection in the gallery above.
