LVMH has appointed Sarah Burton, renowned for her work at Alexander McQueen, as the new creative director for Givenchy, making her the brand's eighth designer and second female couturier. Burton, who gained international acclaim for designing the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding dress, expressed her excitement about joining Givenchy, calling it a 'jewel' and indicating her intention to bring her unique vision to the house. Her first collection is set to debut during Paris Fashion Week in March 2025, covering both women's and men's wear. Givenchy's CEO Alessandro Valenti and chairman Sidney Toledano have praised Burton's exceptional talent and innovative approach, expressing confidence in her ability to enhance the brand's heritage and contemporary relevance. Burton succeeds Matthew M. Williams and follows a legacy of influential designers who have shaped the brand's identity since its founding in 1952. Her extensive experience and deep-rooted British sensibility are anticipated to introduce a fresh perspective to Givenchy's storied aesthetic.