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Since Givenchy's Hubert gave the reins to Ricardo Tisci, we missed his original point of view severely. Although the modern iteration of Givenchy worn by the celebrities on the red carpet is always beautiful, the original conceptions of the brand and their designs, many of which have contributed to monumental moments in history are thanks to the legendary Hubert himself. same. We are here to return to some of our favorites on the ground.

1. How could we not start with the famous "Breakfast at Tiffany's Black Dress"? The black dress that has been imitated in endless cocktails, price shoes and more. Givenchy has made a new meaning to the simplicity and elegance of words with this design that helped make Hepburn the pop culture icon she is.

2. This beautiful floral masterpiece has made Hepburn a vision in this film "Sabrina" transformed laid-dastes. The top without straps, which is perfectly suited, and the dramatic and ramollant background with a black underlayer is what contemporary designers attack floral should always look. The perfect silhouette, minimalism and creativity have been infused in a very recycled and sometimes screaming trend.


3. Bettina Graziana was one of the first supermodels of France who posed designers like Coco Chanel, but she was also the Muse of Givenchy. His first collection was the name after her and the Bettina blouse, a blouse with flying button was incredibly popular in the 50s. We always see this silhouette today!

4. It is known that Givenchy was very inspired by Balenciaga and his 1957 babydoll interpretation of trapeze dresses was a direct inspiration from it, although it was not derived at all. His idea behind this airy silhouette was to give a woman release and freedom of heavy and stifling fabrics and going to the ultra-light and motion-based way.


5. Givenchy really put the tone for the 1960s with his Mad Men's balloon coat that we have always been obsessed with. The shoulders sloping, a hechogylon above the knee and a large silhouette that was somehow unfoper.

6. Grace Kelly, famous Actress and Princess of Monaco, wore a memorable emerald green dress in his visit to the 1961 White House designed by any other than Hubert Givenchy himself. It's a slight start of the LBD style it was known, but it's a conservative look that was really chic.


7. In the previous Grace Kelly look, she visited Kennedys for a date of lunch. Here, Jackie O. Itself is at Versailles, wearing this phenomenal sewing look that paid tribute to the Heritage of Fashion Versailles. A simple and supremely chic white coat has been associated with a sublime ivory dress adorned with roses and lily of the valley.


8. If you were asking if the legendary designer could work with a delicate lace, this 1966 meticulously detailed look "How to steal a million" should answer your questions. From the head to lace toes and with this beautiful lace bandit mask, Hepburn has never resembled more than one Badass than here.

9. Ok, we have already included a floral look, but seriously, how is this man so good with flowers and fit? Pulled together by a lean belt, it is the look that Hepburn won his first Oscar for the best actress in 1954. Unsoubted, but he highlighted the radiation of Hepburn like any other.


10. Givenchy has proved that he knew how to conceive a professional woman after creating this magnificent combination of Tweed for Jackie Kennedy to wear in Paris on June 2, 1961. Givenchy is one of the designers who helped create the emblematic costume of Jackie and helped the construction style building.