Utilitarian Luxe Spring Fashion

Givenchy Spring/Summer 2022 Explores Utility and Austerity

Matthew M. Williams kicks off his first live show experience for fashion house Givenchy after becoming its Creative Director, showcasing the latest Givenchy Spring/Summer 2022 collection. It blends a wide range of influences, delivering apparel that fuses lavish utility with the premium luxury of beauty and humanity.

Speaking about the capsule, Williams states, "For the SS22 collection, I wanted to build on the tradition of Givenchy’s history while also really looking towards the future. To do this, I worked with people I admire across different disciplines who have truly unique perspectives including the artist Josh Smith, whose iconic work is incorporated throughout the collection, and the musician Young Thug, who created the entire score for the show. The collaboration and this collection offer people a remarkably immersive and special experience."
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