Daniel
Hoffmann
Daniel Hoffmann, a discreet figure who reveals little of his personal life, created L'Eau de Givenchy (1980, with Daniel Molière) and L'Eau d'Ivoire for Balmain, known for well-balanced, technically masterful compositions.
- Earliest in our catalog
- Eau de Givenchy, 1980
- In our catalog
- 2 fragrances
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