Introducing The Voyou Bucket Bag by Givenchy

Lucy Kate Bartholomew
24 minutes ago
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The newest family member to join Givenchy’s handbag universe comes in the form of the Voyou Bucket bag, named for the French term Voyou meaning trouble-maker. They’re high-spirited indeed with a fresh take on Parisian style. Insolent with a real attitude, they’re drenched in Givenchy house codes. Sarah Burton’s vision for the house has been calling upon the brand’s DNA thus far, and the Voyou is a direct extension; with a cinching drawstring closure, the silhouette is soft and inspired by the biker bucket style.

The bag comes in three colourways of creamy calf leather, each with a shiny fine grain finish. Versatility is key too; you can dress this bag up or down with a top handle hold or a more casual over-the-shoulder or crossbody strap. Inside is a practical middle compartment along with a flat pocket. As of May 7th, you can choose either pink, chocolate or ivory with gold hardware, or cobalt leather with silver hardware, in stores and on givenchy.com, for 1,750 labour.

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