ORGANZA W-T-1436 LIVE IRRESISTIBLE by LIVE IRRESISTIBLE 1.7 OZ EAU DE PARFUM SPRAY WOMEN TESTER 1997

Introduced by Givenchy in 1996. Organza is a sharp oriental woody fragrance. This Perfume has a blend of honeysuckle, amber, nutmeg, vanilla, and gardenia. It is recommended for daytime wear.

Organza was launched by the design house of Givenchy in 1996. Organza is a sharp, oriental fragrance. This perfume has a blend of honeysuckle, amber, nutmeg, vanilla and gardenia. It is recommended for daytime wear."

Organza by Givenchy was released in 1996. This feminine scent possesses a blend of honeysuckle, amber, nutmeg, vanilla, and gardenia. Organza is recommended for daytime wear."

Organza is an oriental woody fragrance for women. Launched in 1996, this perfume posesses a blend of: honeysuckle, amber, nutmeg, vanilla and gardenia. Organza is recommended for daytime wear.

Created by Givenchy in 1996, this oriental woody fragrance has a blend of honeysuckle, amber, nutmeg, vanilla and gardenia. It's recommended for daytime wear.

Organza is a sharp oriental woody fragrance that opens with an effusive bouquet of red berries, peach and apricot on a sparkling heart of honeyed pear over a cushion of plush woods. Closes with an impression of vanilla, amber and almond. A fragrance for women who wish to be both soft and strong, sensual and audacious.

Organza by Givenchy was introduced in 1996. This fresh and floral fragrance has top notes of honey suckle, freesia, peach, apple blossom, neroli, and green tea. The middle notes are a blend of gardenia, amaryllis, orchid, rose, heliotrope, tuberose, jasmine, and ylang-ylang. The dry down features amber, vanilla, cedarwood, musk, and patchouli.

Call it the height of feminine elegance. With Organza, Givenchy captured the essence of the flower in a perfume that blooms on a sensual and radiant base. Under its floral heart of gardenia, honeysuckle and lily of the valley beats a woody heart of nutmeg and amber. Like the velvet petals of the rose, this Eau de Parfum is a crush-worthy choice."