Riccardo Tisci described the atmosphere as “the expression of a love story between a surfer and a mermaid.” Givenchy’s spring-summer ad campaign heads to the beach, with black surfboards against darkening skies with Gisele Bündchen, Chris Moore and Simone Nobili are shown posing with Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. It also stated the Mariacarla Boscono will appear in the campaign.
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Givenchy F/W 11.12: Kristen McMenamy, Natalia Vodianova, Naomi Campbell, Mariacarla Boscono
Givenchy collection, forsook his signature religious-gothic iconography in favour of getting down and dirty with street-inspired looks; casual layers, with sheer mannish shirts, teamed with a skinny pencil skirt, anchored with Versace-esque chain prints or a glowering panther-head motif. The glowering continues into the faces of supermodels Kristen McMenamy, Natalia Vodianova, Naomi Campbell, Mariacarla Boscono and male models Rob Evans and Jonathan Marquez. With the chain print extend into the ad with layer-over graphics as well on a Givenchy cushion. Styling by Panos Yiapanis, the growl is captured by Mert and Marcus.

Givenchy: Ad Campaign Spring/Summer 2011
Daphne Groeneveld and Stephen Thompson by Mert & Marcus
Mariacarla Boscono, Natasha Poly & Iris Strubegger are also set to star in campaign

Amanda Lear in V Magazine V68
V MAGAZINE shot by famed photographed WILLY VANDERPERRE in collaboration with RICCARDO TISCI from the newest issue of V Magazine (issue #68): “The Who Cares About Age Issue”. This opening spread features 60-year-old ‘70s disco queen AMANDA LEAR, titled “The Ballad of Amanda Lear.”
V Magazine “The Ballad of Amanda Lear”
Before Gaga, or even Madonna, There was a woman who played the strings of rumor and scandal against her own disco beat. But Amanda Lear, Queen of the ‘70s scene, still has plenty to say about bad biopics, deceitful lovers, cougar castings, and the peril of tributes. Here she speaks with her dear friend Riccardo Tisci about then and now
Photographer: Willy Vanderperre
In collaboration with and Interview by: Givency designer Riccardo Tisci

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Ciara in Vogue Paris

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'Long Live Couture' by V Magazine
Famed photographer Simon Proctor shot various Spring/Summer 2010 Haute Couture collections, for the upcoming V MAGAZINE (issue #65). The featured Haute Couture collections include Dior, Givenchy, Chanel, Giorgio Armani Privé, Valentino, and Gaultier Paris...
“LONG LIVE COUTURE”
From warriors to glamazons to gibson girls and beyond, the Spring/Summer 2010 Haute Couture collections showed visions of emphatic beauty. The clothes may be the stuff of fantasy, but the notion of women in power.
Photographer: Simon Proctor
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‘True Blood’
i-D Pre Spring 2010
Photographer: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggot
Models: MariaCarla & Riccardo Tisci
Styling: Panos Yiapanis
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Ad Campaign - Givenchy Fall 2009
ALL IN THE FAMILY: His fetish model Mariacarla Boscono remains part of the picture, but otherwise, Riccardo Tisci is forging a new path with Givenchy’s advertising. After nine seasons collaborating with Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Tisci tapped Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott for Givenchy’s fall-winter campaign, which features color photography, unexpected faces and a stronger French accent. It is slated to break in the July issue of L’Uomo Vogue for men’s wear and French Vogue’s August issue for women’s ready-to-wear. “It’s a new step,” Tisci said. “I wanted to give this feeling of going from a studio to reality. It’s important to give reality to women.”
Among the fierce and exotic beauties burning intensely from a gilded bedroom in the Château de Ferrières is Leonor Scherrer, daughter of retired couturier Jean-Louis Scherrer. “I’m completely in love with her,” Tisci enthused. “For me, she represents France in all senses: the elegance, the aristocracy, the darkness of France.” The stern-looking models Iris Strubegger and Ranya Mordanova fit Givenchy’s touch-chic mould: More surprising is Adriana Lima, who trades her Victoria’s Secret sexpot look for hard glamour, sprawled over a bed with the latest Givenchy bag, yet to be named. The campaign features separate visuals for eyewear and watches, while a trio of male models in naval-inspired fashions and glitter boots channel Tisci’s new Latin-inflected vision for men, Featuring Simon Nessman and Jakob Wiechmann, Givenchy’s menswear campaign will debut in the July issue of L’Uomo Vogue
Meanwhile, Tisci’s costume design duties continue to grow. The designer said he’s creating new looks for Madonna’s ongoing tour, and also for Antony Hegarty of Antony and the Johnsons as the band tours Europe this summer. Tisci described his creations for Antony as “men’s, women’s and couture all together” for a singer who is “between Klaus Nomi and Edith Piaf. His energy is so strong,” he enthused.
(TFS via wwd, & The Fashionisto)

Costume designs for Madonna's Sticky and Sweet tour
Madge has teamed up again with designer/stylist Arianne Phillips. The two have worked together for about 11 years. She says, “Normally we prep in April and May, and open in June. This time, the tour begins in August. It’s a nightmare. Everyone in Italy and France is on a beach sunning themselves.”
Phillips also revealed, "Givenchy’s Riccardo Tisci designed two outfits and Tom Ford provided bespoke suits for the band. Three pairs of shoes have been custom-made by Miu Miu, there are thigh-high boots courtesy of Stella McCartney, sunglasses from Moschino, and other outfits and odds and ends from Yves Saint Laurent, Roberto Cavalli, and Jeremy Scott."
The first references gangsta pimp and Art Deco with Givenchy(above) costumes. The dominatrix look will be featured prominently:
“It’s a theme that runs throughout her career. She’s not afraid of being hard," said the costume designer.
“It’s a theme that runs throughout her career. She’s not afraid of being hard," said the costume designer.
The second section has been termed “Old School”(first,below) and looks back at Madge's early days in New York. This section will feature some vintage prints from Keith Haring, the late graffiti artist and friend of Madonna who died of AIDS in 1990. Phillips said, “He and Madonna were friends. If he were alive, it would be his 50th birthday as well. So I thought, ‘What if we revisited that?’"
The third party will be gypsy-influenced and the final section will feature a futuristic rave look with lots of Japanese influences.
Phillips also went on to say that getting older has had little effect on Madge's sense of fashion adventure, “She always wants to push the envelope. There are no vanity considerations based on her age…She looks good in everything.”



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Givenchy: Haute Couture
Riccardo Tisci at Givenchy has moved up to the point where he's hitting the tricky balance that couture demands: developing recognizable signatures, on the one hand, and spinning fantasy, on the other. He had a theme for Fall—anticipating the trip to Peru he plans to take in August. That gave him a color scheme, from the tobacco browns of gauchos to the vivid pinks, folkloric alpaca blanket stripes, and patterned knits of Inca culture. To his credit, though, he used those devices to develop more of what his growing audience has learned to love about him: his young, modern, and urban take on chic dressing, punctuated with incisive tailoring and a flair for intense shots of decoration.

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