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Very Irrésistible Eau de Toilette

Very Irrésistible Eau de Toilette launched Givenchy’s floral aromatic line in 2003. Dominique Ropion, Carlos Benaïm and Sophie Labbé paired a bouquet of five roses with star anise in it. The house now describes it with blackcurrant bud, violet leaf and verbena at the top, roses and star anise at the heart, in a faceted bottle lacquered in pink.

A bottle with faceted, prismatic lines, lacquered in a candy pink that Givenchy says its founder held dear.

Givenchy dresses the Eau de Toilette in a new bottle with faceted lines, for a fragrance the house says is unchanged. Ultra-feminine, its prismatic lines display a sophisticated elegance, set off by the freshness of a candy-pink lacquer, one of Hubert de Givenchy’s favorite colors.

Pink has accompanied the Eau de Toilette since 2003: the house already called it pink from head to toe. The line’s Eau de Parfum receives a bottle of identical design, lacquered in violet, and the Eau de Toilette is sold in 50 and 80 ml.