Givenchy Adds the Voyou Bucket to Its Handbag Line
by Adriano Batista
Givenchy has introduced the Voyou Bucket, a new shape in the house’s Voyou handbag family.
The Voyou line takes its name from French slang for a mischief-maker. The bags are built around a sense of easy Parisian nonchalance, a bit of impertinence carried off with a straight face. The Bucket version translates that attitude into a single gesture: a leather drawstring that cinches the opening, giving soft structure to a biker-inspired silhouette.
The design keeps things practical. It can be carried three ways: by the top handle, over the shoulder, or crossbody with an adjustable strap. Inside, a suede-lined compartment includes a flat pocket for essentials. The drawstring lets the wearer adjust the shape with some precision.
The Voyou Bucket is made from smooth, shiny calf leather with a fine grain and glossy finish. It comes in ivory, light pink, chocolate, and black, all with gold-finish hardware. A cobalt blue version features silver-finish hardware. It is available in stores and online at givenchy.com.
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