Dahlia Noir, the eternal feminine The tale of Hubert de Givenchy leaving Beauvais to move to Paris to work in fashion, notably for his favorite couturier, Balenciaga
Bergamot, fruity and sweet, opens the top, while rose, warm and honeyed, and jasmine, warm and wild, follow in the heart: warmth is what the two flowers have in common.
Oakmoss, earthy and damp, patchouli, earthy and camphorous, and vanilla, spicy and sensual, occupy the base, where the earthiness common to the first two meets the sensuality of the third.