
Hot Couture
Hot Couture by Givenchy was launched in 2000, a fruity fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by fruity, fresh spicy and sweet. Key notes: Pepper, Vetiver and Magnolia.
At a glance
| Dominant accords | fruity, fresh spicy, sweet |
|---|---|
| Key notes | Pepper, Vetiver, Magnolia |
| Community rating | 4.10/5 from 5,388 votes |
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Accord profile
Note pyramid
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About this fragrance
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Givenchy's Hot Couture (2000) opens with a bright, fruity burst of raspberry, bergamot, and orange. The raspberry is vivid and slightly tart, while the citrus notes add a fresh, sparkling quality. This sweet, fruity opening quickly gives way to a spicy, aromatic heart where pepper and vetiver interlace with soft magnolia. The pepper adds a dry, piquant edge, and the vetiver brings a grassy, earthy tone that balances the sweetness. As it dries down, the base of sandalwood, amber, and musk provides a warm, woody foundation. The amber and musk lend a cozy, skin-like sensuality, while sandalwood adds a creamy, smooth finish. Hot Couture is a fruity floral with a spicy, woody backbone—a composition that feels both playful and sophisticated. It suits those who enjoy sweet but not cloying fragrances with a touch of spice. Ideal for daytime wear in cooler months, it transitions well from office to evening. Collectors of early 2000s designer scents will appreciate its balanced structure and lasting power.
中文簡介
Givenchy Hot Couture(2000)以覆盆子、佛手柑和橙的明亮果香開場,酸甜多汁,隨後轉入胡椒、香根草與木蘭的辛辣花香核心。胡椒的乾燥辛香與香根草的泥土氣息平衡了果香的甜膩,木蘭則添上一絲柔軟花香。基調以檀香、琥珀和麝香收尾,溫暖木質中帶有貼膚的性感,檀香賦予奶油般滑順的餘韻。整體是果香花香調,卻有辛香與木質的骨架,氣質俏皮又優雅。適合喜歡甜而不膩、帶點辛辣感的人。日常或涼爽季節使用皆宜,從辦公室到晚間場合都能勝任。對於收藏早期2000年代設計師香水的藏家來說,其平衡的結構與持香力值得入手。
Reference data
| House | Givenchy |
|---|---|
| Name | Hot Couture |
| Launched | 2000 |
| Marketed as | For women |
| Dominant family | Fruity |
| Notes recorded | 9 |
| Accords | 10 |
Quick answers
Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.
What are the notes in Hot Couture?
Hot Couture by Givenchy: top notes are Raspberry, Bergamot and Orange; heart notes are Pepper, Vetiver and Magnolia; base notes are Sandalwood, Amber and Musk.
What accords does Hot Couture have?
The dominant accords recorded for Hot Couture are fruity (100.0%); fresh spicy (95.3%); sweet (83.9%); woody (81.1%); citrus (66.0%).
When was Hot Couture launched?
Hot Couture by Givenchy was first released in 2000.
What does Hot Couture smell like?
Hot Couture is recorded as a fruity fragrance, centred on Pepper, Vetiver and Magnolia.
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