Riccardo Tisci

How many times have I heard boys saying how they want to be girls, so that they could wear all those pretty dresses? Well… Guys, you could take that back! With Givenchy ’s great assortment of to-die-for boots for fall/winter 2009/10 – all thanks to creative designer Riccardo Tisci - boys would want to be boys and girls would want to be boys boys boysss! Thigh hi boots are a major trend for womenwear this fall/winter [. ..] Read Full Story

It looks like someone paid attention in geometry class! Riccardo Tisci sent a range of Roman/Arabic inspired, geometrically appealing pieces down the runway for the Givenchy Spring 2010 collection. Hard edges are nothing new for the label, but making bold, zig-zags and subtle optical illusions pleasing is no easy task; this was a challenge Tisci definitely succeeded at! Completely loving the head to toe wrapped looks as well as all of this high waisted business! Find more photos like this on CULT Thanks Style !        Read Full Story

July 30, 2009 Elizabeth Monson After an amazing couture collection and a lot of positive buzz surrounding the brand, Givenchy has announced that Riccardo Tisci will be designing a capsule collection called Redux. Redux will show twice a year during the pre-fall and pre-spring seasons. It is said to include re-envisioned classics (the white blouse) with modern twists (studs, ruffles, appliqué). Look out for the collection starting in October; we can't wait to see what he has in store. For now, enjoy some eye candy from Jak & Jil . [ Vogue.co.uk ] Read Full Story

>> Riccardo Tisci , fresh off a stint in Rio de Janeiro over the weekend to support Oi Fashion Rocks with a combination men’s, women’s, and couture fashion show, arrived fashionably late by half an hour yesterday for a guerrilla appearance at Barneys in New York - his first for a trunk show, which was only announced the afternoon before. Endearingly adorable in sneakers and with braces, the designer was on hand to see the launch of his new lower-priced (by forty percent) C apsule collection , which focuses on his iconic white shirts and studded pieces, with a few exclusives for Barneys on ... Read Full Story

It's been a blisteringly busy Paris fashion week here at the BoF, but we've been taking everything in and can finally share some of our views on all the action -- and the business implications. This season, we were most interested in Balenciaga and Givenchy -- the new Paris establishment -- and the series of brand revivalists - including Stuart Vevers at Loewe, Estaban Cortazar at Ungaro and Alessandra Facchinetti at Valentino. Today, the new establishment. Tomorrow, the brand revivalists. After what was widely considered a tour-de-force from Nicolas Ghesquiere  last season, the anticipation was building for a Balenciaga for A/W 2008. He did ... Read Full Story