Launched in 2024, L’Interdit Absolu extends Givenchy’s L’Interdit collection, born in 1957 as a tribute to Audrey Hepburn. The house presents it as a more intense, darker version of the original white flower, unsettled by a Tobacco absolute, in a sculptural black bottle made at the Ateliers Givenchy in France.
A sculptural bottle, entirely black, playing on the opacity of the glass and the diffraction of light, offered in three sizes.
The L’Interdit Absolu bottle takes up the silhouette of the line, which Givenchy designed in 2018 as a contemporary version of its first women’s fragrance, and dresses it entirely in black, from top to bottom, in a shape the house calls sculptural.
Givenchy presents it as an exceptional bottle in a couture case, playing on the contrast between the opacity of the glass and the diffraction of light. ELLE Belgique sees in it a reflection of the modernity of a fragrance constantly reinvented since 1957.
L’Interdit Absolu was released in the United Kingdom on August 19, 2024, in 35, 50 and 80 ml bottles.
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