Fabrice Fabron

Fabrice Fabron (also credited as Francis Fabron) was a French perfumer trained at the Givaudan Perfumery School who began his career as a junior perfumer at Roure Bertrand Fils. In the 1940s he became known for sparkling aldehydic compositions, and created L'Interdit for Givenchy (1957), originally made as a personal fragrance for Audrey Hepburn, followed by Eau de Vétiver (1959), Hubert de Givenchy's own vetiver-forward signature scent. He also created fragrances for Nina Ricci, Balenciaga, and Robert Piguet.