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Women's Long Asymmetric Skirt in Poplin

Name: Women's Long Asymmetric Skirt in Poplin
Brand: Givenchy
SKU: 3617016223582
Price: 2500.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Givenchy Women's Long Asymmetric Skirt in Poplin channels the house's couture-clean minimalism: a long, fluid silhouette cut from cotton poplin that holds a quiet, architectural edge as you move. The dark blue fabric reads refined and versatile, while the tonal Givenchy Paris signature embroidery at the left side of the waist adds a discreet stamp of house codes. An invisible zip at the back keeps the line seamless, and a single front pocket nods to practical polish without breaking the silhouette.

Back-zip closure gives a clean entry without interrupting the drape, and the cotton poplin offers a crisp, breathable feel that moves with you. The single front pocket provides a quiet, practical note, while the long asymmetric hem and structured poplin let you pair it with everything from a crisp shirt to a sleek knit, letting it transition from daytime polish to evening ease.

With Givenchy RTW, this is less a skirt and more a signal—polished, modern, and unmistakably luxe. Made in Italy, the dark-blue poplin carries the house's signature edit into everyday luxury, easy to pair with a white shirt, a cashmere sweater, or a satin top for evening.

Materials / Fabrication

Long asymmetric skirt in poplin
Long asymmetric skirt in cotton poplin
Tonal Givenchy Paris signature embroidered on the front, on the left side of the waist
Invisible zipped closure on the back
One front pocket
Composition: 100% cotton
Made in Italy
Color: Dark Blue
Size: 2

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle; turn the skirt inside out to protect embroidery.
Use a mild detergent; avoid chlorine bleach.
Tumble dry low or line dry flat to help preserve shape and prevent shrinkage.
Iron on low heat if needed, preferably on the reverse side or with a pressing cloth; you may steam to remove wrinkles.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

The long asymmetric poplin skirt exudes Givenchy's poised, architectural chic. The dark blue palette keeps the silhouette versatile, while the diagonal hem introduces dramatic movement. The front embroidery subtly announces the maison's signature, elevating an everyday cotton essential into an editorial-forward piece perfect for elevated looks with heels or crisp loafers.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Meticulously crafted in Italy from 100% cotton poplin, the skirt reveals luxury through precise tailoring and clean finishes. An invisible back zipper ensures smooth lines, while a single front pocket maintains functional polish. The tonal Givenchy Paris embroidery sits flat and refined, signaling restrained branding rather than loud logo-messaging—texture and construction feel premium.

Affordability: $$$

The value feels justified for a luxury piece that blends architectural drama with timeless tailoring. While the price sits at a premium, the Made-in-Italy craftsmanship, refined embroidery, and versatile navy tone support long-term wear and editorial impact. The cost aligns with its design ambition and brand prestige, offering aspirational appeal without sacrificing quality.

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