Givenchy launched "Amarige" in 1991. The name of the perfume 'Amarige' is the French word for "Marriage". The woman that wears "Amarige" is graceful, playful, charming with sophistication that radiates joyfulness. The "Amarige" fragrance is very floral, bold, fruity and should be worn in an elegant setting no matter what time it is.
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Bio and the people's noses who are behind the product: Givenchy's was founded by Count Hubert de Givenchy in 1952. Givenchy's first fragrances were "L'Interdit" for women in 1957 and "Monsieur de Givenchy" for men in 1959. Givenchy fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers: Dominique Ropion, Paul Leger, Bertrand Duchaufour, Emilie (Bevierre) Coppermann, Olivier Cresp, Jean-Pierre Bethouart, Daniel Moliere, Daniel Hoffmann, Hubert Givenchy, Christine Nagel, Francois Demachy, Michel Girard, Lucas Sieuzak, Alberto Morillas, Ilias Ermenidis, Jacques Cavallier, Christophe Raynaud, Mark Buxton, Francis Fabron, Evelyne Boulanger, Jean-Claude Delville, Pascal Guarin, Sophie Labbe, Norbert Bijaoui, Francoise Donche, Emilie Coppermann, Lucas Sieuzac, Carlos Benaim, Pierre Wargnye, Anne Flipo and Annick Menardo.
Ingredients: Violet, Peach, Plum, Orange, Manderin, Melons, Citrus, Neroli, Mimosa, Sweet Spices, Tuberose, Gardenia, Acacia, Black Currant with Musk, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Amber, Tonka Bean and Cedar.
Gender: Female
Suggested Occasions: Day, Night
Scent Classification: Citrusy, Floral, Fruity, Musky, Spicy, Sweet, Warm, Woody
Olfactory Group: Floral
Size: 1/8 Oz
Description: Givenchy launched "Amarige" in 1991. The name of the perfume 'Amarige' is the French word for "Marriage". The woman that wears "Amarige" is graceful, playful, charming with sophistication that radiates joyfulness. The "Amarige" fragrance is very floral, bold, fruity and should be worn in an elegant setting no matter what time it is.