"Riccardo Tisci said he's been obsessed with collecting things his whole life. The venue was decorated with an assemblage of vaguely spooky bits and pieces you might find in a desert town south of the border—the sort of place you'd otherwise speed through on a road trip because you felt like bad things had happened there. Except that, for Tisci, that kind of journey represented freedom. "That's what this collection is about," he claimed. [...] "The Devil is not always bad," Tisci said after the show, with a knowing smile. Anyway, for his retailers it was God who was in these details. They were happy to see fewer of the T-shirts and sweats that have been the engines of Givenchy's growth, and more of the sharp tailoring that is the other side of the Tisci coin."
T. Blanks, Style.com - Images & Review here
