Hubert de Givenchy’s storied ascent to famed couturier began in 1952, when he opened the doors to his eponymous Parisian couture house.   When Givenchy met Audrey Hepburn, he fell for her irresistible charm and youthful spirit. She informed Givenchy’s singular vision of “perfectly imperfect” beauty and inspired him to create his first fragrance, L’Interdit, made especially for her. The move into fragrances was a natural one for Givenchy, who considered his perfumes to be an extension of his couture, the elegance he wanted to give his clothes. He went on to release L’Interdit to the public in 1957 and followed up with his first men’s fragrances two years later.   In 1989, Givenchy took his holistic approach to style and identity further, Read more