“Effortless Elegance" and the Givenchy Art of Tailoring

Inspired by the timeless spirit of Hubert de Givenchy's "Givenchy Gentleman"— a perennial reference in men's wear since 1969—Givenchy’s latest creations for men seamlessly intertwine refined classics with contemporary sensibilities and effortless dressing. Composed of deceptively sophisticated silhouettes in high-quality fabrics, it showcases the House's art of tailoring know-how, executed with meticulous attention to every detail.

For the occasion, Tomo Campbell, the British art phenomenon, was photographed by Jack Day at the legendary, recently revived restaurant Maxim’s in Paris. For Givenchy, the London-based painter represents a natural fit with the House aesthetic: Hubert de Givenchy was a renowned art collector, and no doubt would have been drawn Campbell’s elegant, abstract works that, upon closer inspection, incorporate classical subjects and a sense of color and movement reminiscent of Rococo.

Effortlessly elegant looks illustrate Givenchy's flair for creating sophisticated and versatile pieces that can be mixed and matched to suit any occasion, formal or casual, day or night. Neutral hues like ivory, sand, gray, royal blue, navy and black amplify versatility, while outerwear in gray, khaki, or navy complements the looks with polish.

Defined by nonchalance with a dash of flamboyance, this season focuses on fluid suiting and easy, straight trousers paired tonally with a button-down shirt, or a roomy jacquard knit. Meanwhile, timeless staples like the all-terrain black utility jacket and varsity-inspired outerwear give the lineup a subtle hint of nostalgia, adding an extra layer of depth to the overall aesthetic.