GIVENCHY

1. The 19th-century townhouse originally built for the Duke of Caraman located at 3 Avenue George V in Paris. In 1959, a young Hubert de Givenchy moved his couture atelier to that very same townhouse, which remains there to this day. 2. The title of Clare Waight Keller’s latest haute couture collection at Givenchy—an homage to the couturier and a nod to his greatest muse, Audrey Hepburn. “Titled ‘Caraman’, Clare Waight Keller’s debut couture collection ran the gamut from a silk georgette column dress reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn to sun-pleated dresses hand-painted in gradations from sand to ivory.”

Navy silk-velvet top with rocaille embroidered skirt at Givenchy Haute Couture Autumn/Winter ’18 Drama in the form of a silk georgette gown, embroidered with feathers in gradations of aquamarine A hand-painted sun-pleated dress, paired with a trench coat for a contemporary flair

The collection’s Iconique cape in silk organza with goose feather embroidery