Givenchy
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History of Givenchy
11 dated events · 3 types
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4 of the 10 cited non-earnings events we hold for Givenchy are about product & marketing.
Corporate 2 · Retail footprint 2 · People 2 · Product & marketing 4
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2026
Press · Product & marketing
Givenchy Spring 2027: Balance of Power
Givenchy appointed Marco De Vincenzo as head of leather goods design.
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Press · People
Givenchy Names Alistair McCallum Chief Marketing Officer
Givenchy appointed Alistair McCallum as chief marketing officer.
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Press · Product & marketing
Yang Zi Is Givenchy's New House Ambassador in China
Givenchy appointed Chinese actress Yang Zi as its new house ambassador in China, effective immediately.
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Press · Product & marketing
Givenchy Runway Models Reunite in Croatia for Fall Campaign
Givenchy's fall campaign reunited runway models in Croatia, featuring Kaia Gerber, Eva Herzigova, Nyaduola Gabriel and Liu Wen.
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Press · Product & marketing
Sarah Burton's First Givenchy Men's Campaign Is Here
Givenchy unveiled its first men's campaign, photographed by Juergen Teller, with billboards featuring London creatives displayed in Paris.
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Press · Retail footprint
Givenchy Opens Summer Pop-up Store in Saint-Tropez
Givenchy opened a summer pop‑up store in Saint‑Tropez offering made‑to‑order pieces and exclusive access to items from the fall 2026 collection.
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Press · People
Givenchy appoints head of leather goods
Givenchy appointed former Etro creative director Marco De Vincenzo as head of leather goods design under artistic director Sarah Burton.
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2000
History · Corporate
Givenchy women's line renamed from Couture Givenchy in 2000
In 2000 the brand's women's line was renamed Givenchy from Couture Givenchy.
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1988
History · Corporate
Givenchy acquired by LVMH in 1988
Givenchy was bought by LVMH in 1988.
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1969
History · Retail footprint
Givenchy opens its first men's boutique, Gentleman Givenchy, in 1969
Givenchy opened its first men's boutique, Gentleman Givenchy, in 1969.
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1952
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