Givenchy’s Mens Turns Archetypes and Embroidered Treasures Into a Private House

The collection explores different facets of menswear, from pared-back tailoring to richly embellished looks, framed by the historic architecture of Hubert de Givenchy's hôtel particulier.

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Givenchy’s Mens Turns Archetypes and Embroidered Treasures Into a Private House

Givenchy has unveiled its Men’s Spring Summer 2027 Collection as a private space a house within a house inside its historic home at 3, avenue George V in Paris, presenting menswear as an intimate, emotional study of wardrobe rather than a traditional runway show. Structured as a triptych of rooms, the presentation highlights Givenchy archetypes, precious embroidered clothing and personal treasures imbued with meaning, staged in dialogue with artworks by British artist Rachel Whiteread.

A house within a house

For Spring-Summer 2027, Givenchy moved away from a catwalk format and instead opened the doors of Hubert de Givenchy’s hôtel particulier at 3, avenue George V, framing the collection as a “house within a house”. Guests navigated a sequence of three rooms, each conceived as a different emotional state and a distinct way of understanding the male wardrobe today.

This setting aligns with LVMH’s description of the collection as a private…

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