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Givenchy · Sold as feminine
Lucky Charms
The energy of a bright weekday morning, where the crispness of citrus blends with the soft comfort of powdery musk, creating a sense of fresh possibility.
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Lucky CharmsPremium · $100–250
51%Similar accords, often for lessRose The One · Dolce&GabbanaMid-range tier, $40–100 · shares 6 of its 12 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Lucky Charms by Givenchy was launched in 2004 and is the creation of perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour. This fragrance opens with bright citrus and fruity notes that evoke a sense of freshness and optimism, before transitioning into a heart of rose and white florals. The base notes add a powdery and musky depth, creating a harmonious blend of light and warmth. Givenchy's reputation for combining French elegance with American glamour is evident in Lucky Charms, making it a scent that feels both classic and modern.
One or two sprays are enough to capture the essence of Lucky Charms. The citrus and fruity top notes are vibrant but short-lived, so the fragrance will need to be reapplied if you want it to last through the day. It reads best close to skin rather than filling a room, making it ideal for daytime wear.
Fig. 01 — Lucky Charms, Givenchy
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Bertrand Duchaufour
The world traveler's noseBertrand Duchaufour is a perfumer-adventurer whose creations read like a travelogue of the senses. Trained at Roure (now Givaudan), his work draws deeply from his journeys through Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and sub-Saharan Africa.
“The art of perfumery must be at the same time, innovative, harmonius, and “sent bon”.”
Bertrand Duchaufour · CaFleureBon, October 2010
Designer Givenchy
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Dolce&Gabbana · 2009Rose The OneShares 6 of its 12 notes$40–100★ 4.02 (4,293)46%Match
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What people
are saying.
A polarising scent: loved by 24%, disliked or hated by 41%.


































