Givenchy

Givenchy is a French fashion house that produces clothes, accessories, bags, perfumes and makeup. In 1952, the fashion house was founded by the French designer Hubert de Givenchy. Even when the first collection had been released, the success was noticeable. Hubert de Givenchy is known for creating and styling the wardrobe of the famous actress Audrey Hepburn, who was also his muse for a long time. After Hubert, several famous designers have sent the torch as lead designer. The most recent job is Claire Waight Keller, who became creative director in 2017. Givenchy characterized by a simpler luxury, with many hints of golden colors.

In 1957 the first perfume from Givency is launched by the name of Interdit , which smelled of aldehyde, iris and violet. Since then, Givenchy has released a variety of fragrances. In 1984, a fragrance is introduced that will become one of Givenchy's most famous fragrances, Givenchy Ysatis. Ysatis was a classic lady perfume with the scent of citrus, aldehyde and honey. All perfume bottles are beautiful and elegant. A collection where this is clearly visible is Dahlia, where the perfume bottles are in clear glass rectangles with pink or gold shimmering liquids. The main perfume Dahlia Divin scents of Mirabell, Jasmine and patchouli, while another in the same collection named Dahlia Noir smells of iris, rose and pink pepper.