No longer confined to the wardrobes of celebrity kids, French fashion label, Givenchy has just revealed its first childrenswear collection, comprising of 130-pieces set to hit stores internationally in July 2017.
The line stars 60 pieces for girls, 40 for boys and 30 for babies. Featuring a star motif and a sombre palette, the collection for Autumn/Winter 2018 channels in the label’s edgy streetwear-infused aesthetic, with bombers, denim, and child-sized replica versions of the house’s best-selling couture looks.
With its debut collection launch, Givenchy is arriving fashionably late at the childrenswear scene: several years after the flood of childrenswear launches from high-end fashion brands including the likes of Gucci, Chloé and Dolce & Gabbana. The line is licensed by the Paris-based CWF Group, who will produce and distribute the collection to 150 sales points and stores globally. A limited selection will be made available for purchase via the Givenchy website.
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Following the departure of former Creative Director Riccardo Tisci and the subsequent appointment of Clare Waight Keller in March 2017, the in-house design studio will now create two children’s collections per year.
