You didn't need a seat at Sarah Burton's Givenchy debut to see it first-thing on Friday morning. The hallowed halls of 3 Avenue George V, Givenchy's Paris address since 1955, quickly made the rounds on social media as the March 7 runway unfolded.

Givenchy’s new creative director has debuted in one of Paris Fashion Week’s most anticipated moments and a long-awaited reset for a house that, in recent years, has struggled to find its footing.

Sarah Burton is legendary for her work leading Alexander McQueen after the latter's death. On March 7, she showed her first collection for Givenchy.

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You didn't need a seat at Sarah Burton's Givenchy debut to see it first-thing on Friday morning. The hallowed halls of 3 Avenue George V, Givenchy's Paris address since 1955, quickly made the rounds on social media as the March 7 runway unfolded.

At Paris Fashion Week, it's been a season filled with debuts — from Haider Ackermann at Tom Ford, Julian Klausner at Dries Van Noten, and this morning, Sarah Burton at Givenchy. She stepped down as creative director at Alexander McQueen in September 2023,

W e got an early glimpse of Sarah Burton’s new Givenchy at the Oscars. Elle Fanning debuted it on the red carpet: a sculpted white lace gown with a dramatic black bow. In keepin

The new creative director's debut fall 2025 collection was an emotional event for even the most jaded fashion followers.

Editors from Grazia U.K., Harper’s Bazaar U.K., Elle U.K. and Wallpaper documented the commotion of their canceled trains on Instagram.

For her first collection as creative director, the British designer went right back to the essence of the French couture house: the silhouettes of the clothes and the woman who wears them