Clare Waight Keller announced on Friday that she’d be stepping down as the artistic director of Givenchy, after three years at the helm of the French fashion house.
, describing her relationship with the genre and why it was so important for her to introduce to Givenchy. “Menswear has been part of my vocabulary since the beginning when I first started working in fashion,” she writes. “The difference for me at Givenchy was the ability to launch the first ever Men’s Couture, to indulge the extraordinary embroidery techniques with the rigours of tailoring brought a new exuberance to the silhouette and a whole new client to the house and the Red Carpet.
In a press release, the chairman and CEO of LVMH Sidney Toledano said, “I want to warmly thank Clare Waight Keller for her contribution to Givenchy’s latest chapter. Under her creative leadership, and in great collaboration with its ateliers and teams, the maison reconnected with the founding values of Hubert de Givenchy and his innate sense of elegance. I wish Clare all the best in her future endeavors.
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