In 1957, Hubert de Givenchy created a cult perfume, L'Interdit, for his muse Audrey Hepburn, who he dressed from the day she walked into his studio as a gangly teenager through forty years of fame. Givenchy declared Hepburn his perfect image of a woman: thin, elegant and poised—her powerfully put-together look eventually defining Givenchy’s work. It is this idea eternal radiance, simplicity and style that extended into his house of fragrance. Recent success? The Spirit, from the Absolutely Irresistible Givenchy line, a described blend of sparkling spontaneity and innate elegance—still holding true to Hepburn’s celebrated style. Current classic? Ysatis, a combination of Oriental richness and the Occidental spirit. For men? Pi Neo, its three-piece and three-dimensional bottle as progressive as the woody scented eau de toilette’s combination of captivating high-tech ingredients.