Sarah Burton is legendary for her work leading Alexander McQueen after the latter's death. On March 7, she showed her first collection for Givenchy.

The best bits of Sarah Burton’s first Givenchy show - Burton, who designed the Princess of Wales’ wedding dress, made her Givenchy debut

Givenchy's new creative director has debuted in one of Paris Fashion Week's most anticipated moments and a long-awaited reset for a house that, in recent years, has struggled to find its footing.

The countdown to Paris Fashion Week fall 2025 officially commenced last September, when dual announcements came out that Sarah Burton and Haider Ackermann were taking the helms of Givenchy and Tom Ford,

Editors from Grazia U.K., Harper’s Bazaar U.K., Elle U.K. and Wallpaper documented the commotion of their canceled trains on Instagram.

Kenzo's playful irreverence, Issey Miyake's colorful lightness and Comme des Garçons' lesson in style were the highlights of the presentations of the Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collections.

Top models Alex Consani and Eva Herzigová, along with Gwendoline Christie, Kit Connor, and Ryan Destiny turned out to celebrate Burton’s arrival.

So often you see a heritage fashion house with a man's name above the door—sometimes to discover women quietly masterminding every stitch of real-life wearability in its designs, like the perfect button-down,

In Paris this week, those designers were Haider Ackermann at Tom Ford; Julian Klausner, the righthand to Dries Van Noten who now leads the label following Van Noten’s retirement last year; and Sarah Burton, the longtime McQueen designer who is now at Givenchy.

For her first collection as creative director, the British designer went right back to the essence of the French couture house: the silhouettes of the clothes and the woman who wears them