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Balenciaga

American  
[buh-len-see-ah-guh, bah-len-thyah-gah] / bəˌlɛn siˈɑ gə, ˌbɑ lɛnˈθyɑ gɑ /

noun

  1. Cristóbal 1895–1972, French fashion designer, born in Spain.


Balenciaga British  
/ balenˈθjaɣa /

noun

  1. Cristobal (krisˈtoβal). 1895–1972, Spanish couturier

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Williams rocked an all-black Balenciaga ensemble -- double-breasted suit, shirt and tie -- with a glittering brooch to finish the look.

From Barron's

She had been charged with stealing a pair of Balenciaga boots from a luxury store in Monte Carlo in December 2024.

From BBC

She has partnered with brands such as Unicef, Nintendo and Balenciaga.

From BBC

Commentators would highlight a player’s stats, Smith noted, but not the fact that he was arriving to games in “a very cool, fresh-off-the-runway Balenciaga look.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“Good evening, everybody,” Huppert began, her structural, white Balenciaga gown commanding the room’s attention.

From Salon