
Curb Sneakers
The chunky, exaggerated-sole Curb is Lanvin's defining modern sneaker and dominates the brand's current lineup in every colorway and material.
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Historic Paris luxury house founded in 1889, now Fosun-controlled and designed by artistic director Peter Copping since 2024.



Founded in Paris in 1889 by Jeanne Lanvin, it is the oldest French couture maison still operating, now controlled by Fosun International within the listed Lanvin Group.
For most shoppers the entry point is the chunky Curb sneaker rather than the couture side, which is why the label reads streetwear as much as quiet luxury.
After Bruno Sialelli left in April 2023, Peter Copping took over in September 2024 and showed his first collection, "A la maison," for fall 2025 in Paris.

The chunky, exaggerated-sole Curb is Lanvin's defining modern sneaker and dominates the brand's current lineup in every colorway and material.
14 live now · from $447
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The DBB1's suede-and-leather panelling continues Lanvin's long heritage of luxury French sneaker-making in a lower, more refined silhouette.
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Hoodies, sweatshirts and tees carrying the 'Lanvin Ribbon' motif translate the maison's signature ribbon and bow detailing into everyday knits.
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Lanvin is a Paris couture house founded in 1889 by Jeanne Lanvin and the oldest French fashion maison still operating. Fosun International took a controlling stake in 2018, and the brand now anchors the listed Lanvin Group. Peter Copping became artistic director in September 2024, the first since Bruno Sialelli left in April 2023, showing his debut fall 2025 collection "A la maison" in Paris. Output spans womenswear and menswear: draped dresses, tailoring, ribbon and bow detailing, leather goods and chunky Curb sneakers.