Givenchy is a French fashion house founded in 1952 in Paris by Count Hubert de Givenchy. The designer became known for his clean, aristocratic elegance and his long friendship with Audrey Hepburn, for whom he created iconic outfits, including the little black dress from the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's". Since 1988 the brand has been part of the LVMH group.

Givenchy's fragrance story begins in 1957 with L'Interdit, created especially for Audrey Hepburn, who for years was the only one allowed to wear it. Among the brand's classics are Amarige (1991) by Dominique Ropion, Organza (1996) by Sophia Grojsman, the men's Pi (1998) by Alberto Morillas, as well as Ange ou Démon and Very Irresistible.

Today the Gentleman line continues the tradition of the brand's first men's fragrance from 1974, while Gentleman Society, Irresistible and the new versions of L'Interdit show the modern face of Givenchy. The brand's perfumers also include Anne Flipo, Olivier Cresp and Emilie Coppermann.