text: Givenchy, 2005–2017 In February 2005, Tisci was appointed as the creative director of the haute couture, ready-to-wear and accessories lines for Givenchy. Brought to Givenchy by LVMH COO Antonio Belloni and Givenchy CEO Marco Gobbetti, Gobbetti called Tisci a "perfect fit for us... He [Tisci] has an elegance that is very modern, very contemporary and romantic at the same time".
  Tisci presented his first Givenchy haute couture collection in July 2005 during the Fashion Week in Paris.
  Tisci, under Givenchy, designed the costumes for Madonna's Sticky & Sweet Tour in 2008, following Jean Paul Gaultier and Dolce & Gabbana. In 2009, for the encore of the tour he designed another costume for the tour's opening song Candy Shop.
  In February 2017 Tisci stepped down as creative director of Givenchy, "I now wish to focus on my personal interests and passions." Givenchy's turnover increased six-fold during Tisci's twelve-year tenure.
  Burberry, 2018–2022
  In 2018, Tisci was named by Burberry to replace Christopher Bailey as the brand's chief creative officer. This was followed by a limited-time collaboration with Vivienne Westwood for the Winter 2018 collection.
  Tisci's vision while at Burberry was to create pieces that walk the line between tradition and modernity with a darkly gothic charm.