Givenchy

[zhi-vahn-shee, zhee-vahn-shee]

noun

1. Hubert de 1927–2018, French fashion designer.

Example Sentences

Lahaziel dressed in Givenchy shirts and skinny jeans.

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Per Vogue, there’s Hubert de Givenchy’s 1953 “salt white” dress embroidered with sliced tomatoes, Cynthia Rowley’s 1993 tomato-printed rayon dress and Judith Leiber’s tomato rhinestone minaudière circa 1994.

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“Because there’s such a great tradition in K-pop of groups changing looks and always in ways that are fashionable and awesome-looking, we started there. We then got to match that up with a bunch of Givenchy costume designs . . . and basically bring a fantastic K-pop aesthetic with that historical theme.”

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Akur Goi, a South Sudanese model who has worked with designers like Givenchy and Armani, has a theory.

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Wicked's Cynthia Erivo, known for her on-theme style, wore a Givenchy ensemble featuring a bedazzled bodice and an extra-long black train with matching leather boots and nails.

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