The adventure continues with the Givenchy L’Interdit Eau de Toilette, releasing a liberating breath of fresh air. The fragrance is an invitation to defy convention and to embrace your individuality. Colliding contrasts erupt in a burst of fearless femininity, for a scent that’s dressed to thrill.

Created by the trio of master perfumers, Dominique Ropion Anne Filpo and Fanny Bal, L’Interdit Eau de Toilette is an intense and airy fragrance that elicits a shudder of exhilaration on skin. A lighter version, the new fragrance reveals a diaphanous Pavot flower with a dark core that unsettles the composition. This dual flower brings a floral radiance to a narcotic white bouquet (orange blossom tuberose) and stirs up the black depths of a subversive vetiver and patchouli accord.

Paying tribute to the 1957 original, the Givenchy L’Interdit Eau de Toilette bottle combines timelessness and modernity. The grey satin ribbon laced around the neck, sealed with the House’s emblem, a silver 4 G logo, conjures up the radiance and freshness of the Eau de Toilette.

The sleek white box is adorned with a coppery logo Once opened, it reveals a surprising and unusual colour, a bold scarlet red bearing Monsieur de Givenchy’s signature.