Hubert de Givenchy opened his fashion house in 1952 and forged one of the most iconic partnerships in fashion history with Audrey Hepburn: the little black dress from Breakfast at Tiffany's was his creation. A couture aristocrat and friend of Balenciaga, he established a pure, elegant line that the house, acquired by LVMH in 1988, has continually reinterpreted, from McQueen to Riccardo Tisci and beyond. From Antigona bags and reinvented 4G to fragrances like L'Interdit and Gentleman, Givenchy perpetuates a certain idea of Parisian chic—refined and subtly audacious.
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