Cover The spring/summer 2024 lineup embodies Givenchy’s timeless elegance
The spring/summer 2024 lineup embodies Givenchy’s timeless elegance
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The campaign spotlights new iterations of the iconic Givenchy Voyou bags
Givenchy’s taste for refined minimalism manifests in a sultry collection fit for the modern femme fatale. The spring/summer 2024 lineup embodies its timeless elegance, adapting to the shifting tides and trending demands of the fashion world while staying true to its elegant roots
An event held at the brand’s Philippine flagship store in Greenbelt 4 boasts a lineup of Givenchy’s newest pieces from the spring/summer 2024 collection. Attendees sipped champagne and were treated to a view of products new to the Manila market, including revised iterations of the Voyou and Antigona bags.
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Above The Antigona bags in three colourways (Photo: Courtesy of Givenchy)
Above Givenchy Voyou, a highlight for the spring/summer 2024 collection (Photo: Courtesy of Givenchy)
The Antigona bags in three colourways (Photo: Courtesy of Givenchy)
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The collection incorporates a fresh look for the Voyou handbag, featuring sliding chain straps and an angular flap fitted with oversized buckles. A shoulder bag in black leather is elevated with dual chrome hardware to add to its effortless appeal—motifs inspired by the interiors of Hubert de Givenchy’s homes. Its
The distinctive Antigona bag was revealed in new khaki and beige colourways, while the new sculptural Cut-Out boasts gold hardware and a chain strap—the ideal day-to-evening statement.
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Above Givenchy’s spring/summer 2024 campaign (Photo; Courtesy of Givenchy)
Givenchy’s spring/summer 2024 campaign (Photo; Courtesy of Givenchy)
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The spring/summer 2024 campaign featured American model Amelia Gray decked out in tailored statement pieces, encapsulating the atmosphere demonstrated on the Givenchy runway. The Voyou bags were elegantly paired with structured overcoats, lightly coloured knits and the brand’s cult Shark Lock boots.
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