ORGANZA / AMARIGE - GIVENCHY

Organza & Amarige (Givenchy) / Archives Gilbert Bendoni
🗓️ Launch Years: 1996 & 1991
📍 Concentration: Eau de Parfum
👃 Perfumers: Sophie Labbe & Dominique Ropion
🎨 Olfactive Families: Floral Oriental & Floral

Two masterpieces. One house. One era of excess and elegance.

Organza is white flowers in golden armor. A grand floral wrapped in vanillin, jasmin bases, and sweet lactonic warmth. But under the beauty lies a structure: Aurantiol, C-14 aldehyde, Gamma Methylionone—an intricate design of 90s maximalism that still wears like silk.

Amarige is a solar bomb. The perfume equivalent of a smile too wide, too bright, and too unforgettable. Built around Hedione, Tuberose, Iso E Super and gilded with Trimofix and the finest florals of Grasse, it’s unapologetic, radiant, and immortal.

These two formulas showcase the power and complexity of Givenchy’s golden age—ornate, opulent, and fiercely feminine.

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