Givenchy Shrinks the It-Bag: Introducing the Nano Voyou
by Adriano Batista
Calling all bag lovers! Givenchy is back with a playful twist on their hottest accessory – the Nano Voyou.
Launched in 2023, the Voyou became an instant icon. This slouchy, V-shaped bag mixed Parisian chic with a touch of rebel attitude, making it a favorite for many. Now, Givenchy has shrunk it down for those who love style but prefer to travel light.
The Nano Voyou is all about miniature luxury. It’s meticulously crafted and just big enough for the essentials – phone, cards, keys – but still manages to pack in a punch. Sleek leather handles make it easy to carry, and the details are pure Parisian elegance. Think engraved buckles, delicate knots, and metallic lettering.
You can choose from tumbled calfskin (black or a bold vermillion), high-shine laminated silver leather, or a luxurious touch with black satin or dark navy velvet. All come with beautiful hardware – silver for the textiles, two-tone for some leathers. The leather versions even have D-rings for a strap, allowing for hands-free wear.
Check it out below:
Leather Nanos are available now in Givenchy stores and online, while the textile versions arrive on August 30th.
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