Dahlia Divin Eau de Toilette, an uncommon luminosity Hubert de Givenchy was only 24 years old when he drew attention with his first collection, Givenchy University. His meeting with Audrey Hepburn in 1953 would prove crucial for the house's future.
Orange, sweet and fresh, sits alongside blackcurrant, green and sulfurous, in the top notes: the sweetness of the orange and the sulfurous greenness of the blackcurrant share no common ground.
Rose, warm and honeyed, peach, velvety and nectar-like, and jasmine, warm and wild, come together in the heart to unite floral warmth and nectar-like sweetness.
Patchouli, earthy and damp, white musks, coppery and animalic, and sandalwood, woody and velvety, meet in the base between earthy matter and velvety wood.