Givenchy Fall 2009 | Janice by Mark Pillai

The Fashionisto

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Published August 25, 2009

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Updated January 12, 2015

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In the latest pictures to surface from Givenchy’s fall 2009 lookbook, designer Riccardo Tisci’s collection gets a fresh perspective. Photographed by Mark Pillai, Janice Fronimakis’ look is less severe than Givenchy’s campaign stars. The look is toned down for a more grounded appeal that is absent of Tisci’s flamboyant glam aesthetic.

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Pictures from Mark Pillai

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