In 1952, Hubert de Givenchy revolutionized women's fashion with an easy, elegant, and architectural approach to dressing. Under the creative direction of Sarah Burton, today the house honors a legacy of couture-cut silhouettes, sharp tailoring and excellence of craftsmanship.
Employing taffeta for structure, the Maison shapes the asymmetric maxi skirt to a high-waisted silhouette with a split hem and oversized bow-detailing across the hips. For maximum impact, style with a simple fitted top.
