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Givenchy · Sold as feminine
Organza
The quiet confidence of stepping into an impeccably tailored dress, where the scent of white florals and vanilla intertwine with subtle spices.
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OrganzaPremium · $100–250
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1996, Organza by Givenchy is an Oriental Floral fragrance that combines the sculptural elegance of its bottle with a complex composition crafted by Sophie Labbé. The scent opens with fresh spicy notes and green accords before evolving into a heart of white florals like gardenia and tuberose, supported by a woody base of guaiac wood and cedar. Its launch campaign starred model Yasmine Ghauri under the slogan 'Quelque chose en moi d'éternel' ('Something eternal in me'), capturing the enduring charm of its composition.
The bottle itself, designed by Serge Manceau with John Galliano, is an icon within perfume collector circles. It embodies a Pygmalion-myth concept, transforming a fluted Ionic column into a draped feminine silhouette — a perfect reflection of Givenchy's blend of French elegance and American glamour.
Organza blooms slowly on skin; allow it a few minutes to settle before you notice its full depth. The powdery base notes are best experienced close to the skin rather than from across a room.
Fig. 01 — Organza, Givenchy
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Sophie Labbé
Two decades at IFF, now principal at FirmenichSophie Labbé grew up between Paris and the French countryside, exposed early to a wide range of scents from city life to coastal breezes.
The Organza line
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Designer Givenchy
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