WHAT IT IS
An individual refill of Givenchy’s Le Rouge Deep Velvet Matte Lipstick in best-selling Shade 37, the perfect deep red. This refill is designed to pair with a Givenchy reusable lipstick case (sold separately). Made in France.
WHAT IT DOES
Formulated with mango-butter, Le Rouge Deep Velvet delivers comfort unlike any other matte lipstick, with highly pigmented color that lasts up to 12-hours. The ultra-powdery texture provides coverage without the weight, gliding effortlessly onto the lips and creating bold lip color in just one swipe.
HOW TO USE IT
To customize your Le Rouge Deep Velvet Matte Lipstick Refill, pair it with a customized reusable lipstick case from Givenchy (sold separately). Choose from 10 runway-inspired designs, and complete your couture makeup look.
ABOUT THE BRAND
A pioneer of 20th-century fashion, Hubert de Givenchy’s namesake collection of architectural pieces redefined the dress codes of the era. Since its debut in 1952, the French house has remained at the forefront of craftsmanship and tailoring in its ready-to-wear and couture. Today, under Creative Director Matthew M. Williams, the brand’s offering now includes beauty, and a decidedly modern spin on separates, suiting, shoes and handbags.
WHAT IT ISAn individual refill of Givenchy’s Le Rouge Deep Velvet Matte Lipstick in best-selling Shade 37, the perfect deep red. This refill is designed to pair with a Givenchy reusable lipstick case (sold separately). Made in France.WHAT IT DOESFormulated with mango-butter, Le Rouge Deep Velvet delivers comfort unlike any other matte lipstick, with highly pigmented color that lasts up to 12-hours. The ultra-powdery texture provides coverage without the weight, gliding effortlessly onto the lips and creating bold lip color in just one swipe.HOW TO USE ITTo customize your Le Rouge Deep Velvet Matte Lipstick Refill, pair it with a customized reusable lipstick case from Givenchy (sold separately). Choose from 10 runway-inspired designs, and complete your couture makeup look.ABOUT THE BRANDA pioneer of 20th-century fashion, Hubert de Givenchy’s namesake collection of architectural pieces redefined the dress codes of the era. Since its debut in 1952, the French house has remained at the forefront of craftsmanship and tailoring in its ready-to-wear and couture. Today, under Creative Director Matthew M. Williams, the brand’s offering now includes beauty, and a decidedly modern spin on separates, suiting, shoes and handbags.
