L'Ange Noir

This fragrance is described by the house itself as being as radiant as an angel, as elusive as darkness. It thus transforms femininity into a true enigma that one must uncover little by little.

Givenchy's seductive woman

Even though this new fragrance does not bear the same name as its predecessor Ange ou Démon, its design strongly recalls it. Indeed, this juice presents itself as the worthy successor to that first essence created in 2006. It is a fragrance built on contrasts, a kind of charismatic elixir moving from shadow to light. Moreover, L'Ange Noir seems to have even further heightened its enigmatic character of before. Is the woman who wears it an angel? Is she a demon? Regardless, this haunting question only makes her more disturbing and bewitching. L'Ange Noir is a poetic fragrance woven with mystery. It is a true elixir of love suited to a bold, creative and elegant woman. Through it, she highlights her natural beauty while revealing her story woven with captivating facets. Moreover, to embody L'Ange Noir, the house of Givenchy called on the model Aymeline Valade. She displays here an extraordinary charisma. She appears as a self-assured woman, as singular as she is captivating. She seems to suit this fragrance perfectly. Her face is deeply unsettling, pairing angelic blond hair with a piercing, cold gaze.

The many nuances present in L'Ange Noir

L'Ange Noir is a gently spicy juice belonging to the floral and oriental family. It opens with an incisive start based on bergamot. This tender, tangy citrus is here paired with pink pepper, the first sign of the Givenchy woman's impertinence. Yet, full of contrasts, it suddenly softens with almond. Then, its elegance gradually unveils itself in the heart through the presence of powdery iris, one of the noblest plants in the perfumer's entire palette. Sesame seeds enrich this recipe, opening the way to a more enveloping base. This leaves behind an amber sillage laden with the creaminess of tonka bean. Ambrette, for its part, proves more animalic than ever. It is notably through its sensuality that L'Ange Noir eventually reveals itself. This fragrance is housed in an absolutely fascinating bottle. It forms a kind of prism strikingly reminiscent of the case of the fragrance Ange ou Démon. It is nonetheless wider than before and features a glittering base worthy of all the refinement it contains. Undoubtedly, L'Ange Noir is akin to a night bird whose mystery is difficult to unravel.