Givenchy
Givenchy combines the precision of Paris couture with freedom of character. L'Interdit, created for Audrey Hepburn and released publicly in 1957, established the idea that perfume should reveal individuality rather than impose an image.
About the brand
Givenchy
Hubert de Givenchy founded the Paris house in 1952. Its early style brought clean lines and precise proportions together with a freer form of elegance, making personality more important than heavy formality.
Fragrance became part of Givenchy during the 1950s. L'Interdit, created for Audrey Hepburn, was released publicly in 1957, and the first men's scents followed two years later. Perfume quickly became an independent part of the house while retaining its couture source.
Choose Givenchy according to the character you want to express rather than a fixed dress code. Compare notes, concentration, and development on skin to find whether a lighter, floral, darker, or more assertive direction feels right.