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Givenchy's New Shoes Draw Inspiration from the 1975 JAWS Movie

— March 12, 2018 — Luxury
The Givenchy JAW is the luxury label's latest shoe project and it draws a direct inspiration from the iconic 1975 JAWS movie. The name of the shoes indicate a clear reference to its influence, recalling the film that surrounded the concept of a terrorizing shark. The Givenchy JAW's outsole details resemble the look of a jaw with teeth, which is what initiated designer Claire Waight Keller to recall the movie.

The all-black shoe's upper boasts a high-top design that is wrapped around the ankles and crafted from a blend of leather and fabric materials. Across the front, there are zipper closures with a branded zipper tab in white accents. The same branded detail is also found on the heel tab. The Givenchy JAW silhouette rests on a chunky and split midsole foundation. The shoes are expected to be released in July this year, priced at just over $1,000.

Trend Themes

  1. Shark-inspired Fashion — There is an opportunity to disrupt the fashion industry by creating clothing and accessories that draw inspiration from sharks.
  2. Movie-inspired Footwear — Designing shoes that reference iconic movies like JAWS opens up possibilities for creating unique and nostalgic products.
  3. Luxury Streetwear — The fusion of high-end luxury and streetwear aesthetics, as seen in Givenchy's JAW shoes, presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry.

Industry Implications

  1. Fashion — The fashion industry can leverage shark-inspired designs to create captivating and trend-setting clothing collections.
  2. Film and Entertainment — The film and entertainment industry can collaborate with fashion brands to create movie-inspired products, further engaging fans and generating additional revenue streams.
  3. Luxury Goods — Luxury brands can explore the realm of streetwear, incorporating urban aesthetics into their product offerings to appeal to a wider range of consumers.
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