Black CurrantOpens with
TuberoseHeart
IrisDries down to
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Givenchy · Sold as feminine
Ysatis Iris
The quiet intimacy of a dimly lit study adorned with vintage books, where the air is filled with the soft scent of powdery florals and warm vanilla.
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Ysatis IrisPremium · $100–250
52%Similar accords, often for lessDirham Wardi · Ard Al ZaafaranBudget tier, under $40 · shares 6 of its 10 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2004 by Givenchy and crafted by perfumer Dominique Ropion, Ysatis Iris is a floral fragrance that embodies the brand's signature blend of French elegance and understated sophistication. The composition opens with black currant and violet, creating an initial burst of freshness before settling into a heart of tuberose, rose, jasmine, and iris. These notes combine to form a rich blend of white florals and powdery earthiness, anchored by vanilla and patchouli that provide warmth and depth.
One or two sprays are sufficient — the black currant and violet top notes fade quickly but leave behind a lasting impression of rich floral warmth. This fragrance reads best close to skin rather than filling a room, making it ideal for an office setting or a quiet evening at home.
Fig. 01 — Ysatis Iris, Givenchy
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Dominique Ropion
The master of power and poetryDominique Ropion is one of the great perfumers of the modern era — a creator whose work bridges the gap between technical mastery and pure artistic expression.
“I had the idea of adding an exceptional quantity of Turkish rose.”
Dominique Ropion · Frédéric Malle / Nose interview
The Ysatis line
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Designer Givenchy
More from the house · founded 1952 · France
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 29%, disliked or hated by 16%.