Perfumer Michel Girard was responsible for developing this impertinent composition. Like its predecessor, "Extravagance Amarige" has a floral-woody side, but its construction is much more structured and the result is completely different. The opening of "Extravagance Amarige" is dazzling thanks to green mandarin. This is combined with marigold flower, also called Indian rose, and violet flower. An unexpected touch of black pepper then spices up the floral notes. The heart is rich in white flowers, blooming between jasmine, orange blossom and mauve wisteria. This vibrant bouquet meets a surprising ingredient: nettle! This symbolizes the strong and "spicy" temperament of the Givenchy woman. The base meets a touch of wild strawberry and iris, then combines woody and enveloping notes with cedarwood and sandalwood. The bottle is slender and long, a cheeky take on the bottle of its predecessor. A soft pink label displays the name of the perfume, while a transparent cap reveals an undisguised sense of luxury.