COme is the strength of a woman today? Sarah Burton for Givenchy He replies revealing a collection that is a manifesto of femininity. To Paris Fashion Week, his Spring-summer 2026 chooses to “blunt” the tailored conventions To reveal the skin, audacity and a new lightness. As the designer himself explains, the goal was “to explore the strengths of women through female archetypes”, starting from an exploration of the “female vocabulary of dressing and stripping”. The result is a story of seduction and whispered power.
The Tailleur Givenchy PE 2026 reinvents itself
Sarah Burton’s alphabet starts from suitbut it completely rewrites it. The jackets are shortened, become cropped and leave the belly discoveredor they take them to skin, transforming themselves into daring mini -bite. The trousers, at Palazzo or Skinny, define a mannish silhouette but full of sensuality, enhanced by the iconic bankruptcy of tops such as Naomi Campbell and Kaia Gerber. It is a game of power and seduction, where the blazer opens on an underwear just mentioned, becoming the real must-have of the next season.
One of the looks on the catwalk at the Givencgy PE 2026 fashion show
Leather dresses and the rock soul of the collection
There skin is absolute protagonistdeclined in a narrative that combines determination and refinement. Becomes one Second epidermis on bustiers with sculptural flakesproposed in a fatal black or in a bold lipstick red. We see it on enveloping skirts combined with visible bras, in gritty bikers that break the delicacy of the lace and in the threch screwed. Not only a material, but an attitude: that of a woman who is not afraid to show her strength.
Lace, crystals and transparencies for the evening
Next to the power of the skin, a romantic and dreamy soul blooms. Body storms of pearls, network dresses that veil the body like a cascade of crystals – masterfully worn by Vittoria Ceretti – and impalpable Lyon lace creations tell a delicate but aware femininity. The transparencies of the body and tulle create light, almost ethereal clothes, which move gracefully, showing that the force can also reside in lightness.
Pizzi and transparencies protagonists at the Givenchy fashion show in Paris
The woman Givenchy applauded by the stars
The initial tribute toiconic black sheath dress by Audrey Hepburn It is not nostalgia, but the starting point to define a new woman. A complex, strong and delicate creature, rock and romantic, whose vision has been applauded in front row by a parterre of stars like Charlize Theron, Rooney Mara and Jenna Ortega. Sarah Burton’s collection simply does not wear a body, but outlines the contours of a contemporary femininity, free from every cliché and finally master of oneself.
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