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But anyway!  Unless you are a veritable fashion expert with an inside line to the designer, most of those stories are a matter of interpretation.  My take on the one Dior is telling with his couture line is quite simple.  Dior is taking us back to innocence.  His couture line is entirely black and white.  Some outfits are solid white, some solid black, some patterned.  Whether dresses, skirts and shirts, or tops and pants, through silhouette and design, there is a little bit of flirty flapper dress, beguiling baby doll dress, and enchanting wedding gown.

As you can see, it’s all about boys this season.  Specifically, us girls get a chance to rock out some of the tailored, sexy fashions we’ve been admiring on guys for years.

Pinstriped suits with a femme fatale edge are totally in this season.  Pairing a fitted jacket with some tailored trousers and a crisp shirt has long been acceptable, but now the ladies get to take it a little further.  For instance, why not pair that jacket with a matching vest, a funky little tie, and a cute skirt?  You can combine the best of masculine and feminine for a truly to die for look.

Accessories are big with this trend as well.  Like say, ties are all the rage, from skinny little Boho ties to the best of Italian silk.  However, you can go way farther than that.  Treat yourself to a fedora; wear it at the right angle with your sexy little dude duds, and you’ll definitely be breaking hearts all around the office.

The second staple?  At least one pair of to-die-for high heels.  If you’re not into stilettos, don’t worry about it — they hurt to high heaven anyway.  But every girl has that one pair of dress shoes which make her look and feel sexy.  They suit those glamorous gams and make you feel like a Glamazon, so never neglect the footwear.

Staple three: that one pair of jeans which somehow manage to be both amazingly comfortable and casually sexy.  You love to wear them and, even better, you know they make your butt look great.  If you’re like me, then you’ve got them worn out to perfection and wouldn’t think of throwing them away, even though the hems are ragged and ripped.  Doesn’t matter, baby, that’s just style.

Though time tested and much loved, the Givenchy line is guaranteed some new publicity, and not just thanks to the upcoming Paris Fashion Week.  Rather, Givenchy will be getting some worldwide attention, due to the fact that none other than Madonna will be sporting some specially designed, likely racy ensembles on her upcoming, much anticipated Sticky & Sweet tour.

Given the fact that Givenchy is still one of the most beloved French designers out there and the fact that Madonna herself is still a trendsetter at age 50, the odds are quite likely that the line will soon be in even higher demand.

Riccardo Tisci, an Italian designer who has been working with Givenchy for about three years, is behind Madge’s clothing.  He is famed for his very Gothic clothing and has a penchant for dark, decadent fabrics and textures.  The outfit Madonna will be wearing for the opening number suggests as much.  She is set to appear in a black, stretch satin frock coat, which sounds as lovely as it will surely look.  The second Givenchy outfit will show up in the third act.  It will be a black dress, dolled up with colored ribbons for a Gypsy kind of flair – especially when paired with a long cape.

Madonna has an affinity for French designers, namely Jean-Paul Gaultier, who is responsible for the infamous cones which once decorated her chest.  Gaultier’s glamourous for certain, but the addition of Givenchy’s work into her costume line suggests that the pop queen has crossed a threshold and is eager to pair glitz and glamour with an element of dark sophistication.

Emanuel Ungaro is one of the fashion designers who has been a long-time favorite of female celebrities such as Cate Blanchett, Nicole Kidman and Angelina Jolie.

At the head of the menswear division is Franck Boclet, who was the Artistic Director for Francesco Smalto from 1991 to 2006.

He has some very exacting standards for the technique used in his creations: “Atelier, cut, construction, volume, rigour, fall, fit.”

When these basic principles along with inspiration from cinema idols Steve McQueen and Marlon Brando combine under the watchful eye of Artistic Director Franck Boclet for Emanuel Ungaro it’s all about luxury and elegance in men’s style.