Givenchy
Amarige
“Tuberose, mimosa, and gardenia — Givenchy's 1991 floral powerhouse, loud and proudly dated.”
One of the most polarizing tuberose-feminine launches of the early 1990s — Dominique Ropion's 1991 release for Givenchy, the dense tuberose-mimosa composition that divides wearers to this day. Orange blossom at the top, a tuberose-mimosa heart, settling on a vanilla drydown. Versatile across spring through winter, day-to-night.
The take
What works
- ●Tuberose powerhouse with iconic 1991 character
- ●Long-lasting and unmistakable
Trade-offs
- ●Two sprays is the absolute max
- ●Quintessential vintage floral — not for everyone
Notes
Top
Mid
Base
Performance
When to wear
Gender
Smells like
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Amarige last?
6–8 hours on most skin (excellent longevity at 76/100) with solid projection.
When should you wear Amarige?
Strongest in fall and winter, works day or night.
Is Amarige worth it?
At this price, fine — with caveats. Tuberose powerhouse with iconic 1991 character. Long-lasting and unmistakable.
Details
- Perfumer
- Dominique Ropion