Play for Her

In 1952, the couture house is founded and the fairy tale begins… Today, Givenchy is synonymous with refinement throughout the world. As early as 1958, the couture house ventures into perfumery. After major olfactory successes, Givenchy unveils in 2008 Play for Him and Play for Him Intense, a very particular fragrance that invites the use of new technologies. Two years later, Givenchy presents its feminine counterpart, Play for Her.

The Play Girl according to Givenchy

Just like its masculine counterpart, all it takes is pressing the Play button to discover new sensations! Play for Her is the fragrance of a free and modern woman. Energy, encounters, outings, invitations… Everything is offered to the Play for Her woman as soon as she presses the Play button. She is nonetheless aware of her power of seduction, which makes her even more radiant. With Play for Him, they form a mischievous couple, and with them, life becomes magical… A very close-knit duo blending freedom, modernity and seduction. Together, they are ready to take on any challenge… Come join the Play Girl!

Play for Her, a floral and woody composition

Play for Her is defined as a floral, woody composition with musky touches. It took the pairing of two noses, Émilie Coppermann and Lucas Sieuzac, to achieve such a special essence. Play for Her opens on the fresh notes of bergamot and the fruity notes of white peach. These are joined by the effervescence of pink pepper berries. The heart is floral and luminous thanks to the presence of magnolia (flowers and leaves), the exoticism of tiare flower, and the creaminess of amyris wood, a rare ingredient also used in the composition of Play for Him. The base is woody and musky, with the pairing of sandalwood and white musks, a quintessentially sensual ingredient. Its bottle is surprising and thoroughly modern. Its minimalist shape evokes that of an MP3 player, carried everywhere. Its design, signed Serge Mansau, presents clean lines contrasted by rounded, transparent angles. Its bright pink color is lacquered and topped with silver rhinestones. An ultra girly and very contemporary bottle.

Two years after Play for Him, Givenchy unveils its feminine counterpart Play for Her. This couple only asks to press the Play button to unleash waves of emotion. Play for Her is a joyful fragrance, essentially full of energy. With it, everything is possible…