We need to replenish our reserves of our favorite music, and that’s why we next consider songs from different commercials. This time we got to the perfume GIVENCHY, the video is called “Live Irresistible”.
It appeared not so long ago, at the beginning of 2019, and as soon as you watch this video, it will simply take your breath away. How wonderfully everything was chosen: the locations, the actress and of course the music.
Today we are looking at just two questions that relate to the video about Givenchy perfume: who sings the song and who stars in the commercial. Let's talk about everything in order.
Music from advertising perfume GIVENCHY - LIVE IRRÉSISTIBLE ROSY (2019)?
As you understand, making a pleasant-looking advertisement is not so easy. After all, companies usually try to make a video that you will probably remember.
To add color, a track is very carefully selected that accompanies all the events in the video. If you immediately want to find it and add it to your playlist, then the job was a success.
But before that, let's take another look:
Who sings the song in the Givenchy Live Irresistible (2019) ad?
First of all, we will consider music, because you probably came here before it. The song from the video is called Tame Impala - Let It Happen.
There is a very cool clip that you can watch on YouTube:
We add it to your playlist of your service for listening to music. In the meantime, we will continue the discussion.
Who stars in the Givenchy perfume advert Live Irresistible (2019)?
She is quite attractive and is a French actress who has already starred in such films as “I Like to Look at Girls” (2011), “Waiting” (2015).
“A true modern gentleman must be a feminist,” Aaron Taylor-Johnson tells me almost out of the gate. “He must be open, caring, have a special charm and charisma,” he continues after thinking a little. We are sitting in a luxuriously decorated suite in a Parisian "Ritza": the British actor arrived in the "city of lights" for the premiere of his film - a one-minute short film shot in support of the new fragrance Givenchy. Taylor-Johnson looks nothing like his movie self: what I see here is neither a superhero (self-proclaimed or “real”) nor an adventurous Russian aristocrat, but a bearded, neatly combed grown man in a perfectly tailored suit. His age - he is only 27 - is revealed only by his somehow specially burning eyes (it seems that after 30 this fire, if not fades, then certainly changes in color) and a smile that never leaves his face. "I am lucky! When they called me with this offer, I didn’t hesitate for a minute,” he shares the story of the beginning of his relationship with Givenchy an actor who is selective about his work and does not appear in more than one film in a year. The priority is her personal life, children, wife (director Sam Taylor-Johnson) and her projects: “In those moments when I support Sam and help her realize her ambitions, I feel most like a real man,” explains Aaron. But this time they managed to respect both their interests and hers - Sam was on the other side of the lens when her husband danced on the table in the new video.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Givenchy press service
“Hubert de Givenchy himself said that the secret of elegance is to be yourself. But I can only be real in the presence of my wife, which is why it was simply impossible to choose a better director and photographer for the campaign,” the actor says with some special trepidation. — This is the first video in which I played myself. I didn’t learn the role and didn’t get used to the character, but on the contrary, I tried to bring something personal. This film is not at all like the standard brutal advertisement for a men's fragrance: it is full of movement, fun, freedom of expression." And Aaron himself does not look like the average Hollywood “male”: almost all his conversations come down to his wife, who, by the way, is 23 years older than him. The actor enthusiastically talks about his collection of cookbooks and his recently acquired Japanese clay pot (“it makes great rice”), roast ribs and potatoes with wine vinegar and garlic, which he cooks while gathering friends in London, his vegetable garden, three dogs and how In the morning, he and his children collect eggs from under their own chickens. All this does not stop him from racing motorcycles (in L.A. he has a customized chopper) and playing military men and superheroes in films. All this strength and tenderness in one bottle, the courage to show your soft side, coupled with an ideal appearance according to all canons, sets a new standard for men, doesn’t it? In any case, it is absolutely impossible not to fall in love with the smiling Briton, at least for the duration of the interview and another 15 minutes after.
As for the scent itself, it turned out to be exactly as multifaceted as its new face. “We split the word “gentleman” into two components: “gentle” (from English “gentle”) and “man” (man),” say Nathalie Lorson and Olivier Cresp, who worked on the perfume. Fresh green pear, bergamot, lavender from the south of France and Moroccan orris, orris root, the second most expensive perfume component (oud still holds the lead), are responsible for the tenderness and softness of the aroma. And for the masculine - patchouli (the basis of the 1975 fragrance, although now it is imported from Indonesia), leather (it used to be cuir de Russie, and now it is a more modern version) and dry wood.
Givenchy press service
“The perfume turned out to be very classic. Fresh, but at the same time elegant, the perfumers continue in one voice. — Fougere fragrances have returned, but in a new form: they have become “cleaner” than in the 60s, and this is what a modern man needs. The fashion for perfumes “for him” is not particularly changeable - they are always close to the classics, just in Lately More and more notes creep into the composition, which were previously considered feminine. Are we trying to please millennials? No! It seems to us that the issue here is not in the fragrances themselves, but in the marketing. Age has nothing to do with smell as such.”
Rooney Mara stars in the video.
Interesting ads, beautiful woman named Rooney Mara, who starred in the title role, pleasant music. The aroma is declared as new, but in fact it is a classic with a little added piquant notes. Although it is unlikely that the Givenchy brand has at least one unsuccessful fragrance, each of the line, in my opinion, is simply gorgeous. As for music, it sounds in advertising.
Givenchy's fragrances are always exquisite, memorable, original, and the advertising video was also released accordingly, the musical accompaniment also contributed to this.
What song is playing in the Givenchy L'INTERDIT advert?
The Givenchy perfume company knows how to advertise its products in a very original and beautiful way. So they released a new women's fragrance called L'Interdit and immediately made a commercial for it. Starring actress Rooney Mara. The musical accompaniment in advertising is also interesting and consists of these compositions.
- Max Richter - Berlin By Overnight
- Trentemøller & Sune Rose Wagner - "Deceive"
I can't wait to test the new fragrance; I really love Givenchy. The advertisement itself can be viewed on the same YouTube hosting, and the songs are freely available (Yandex music, VK, etc.).
The names and performers themselves are now known, you can search on the Internet and listen.
If anyone else is interested in what kind of actress is starring in this advertisement, it’s the delightful and charming Rooney Mara. I think it turned out to be a wonderful video.
The musical compositions that accompany the presentation of a new (or new old, since the new fragrance is a slightly updated version of the fragrance of the fifties) fragrance are called:
Givenchy emphasizes that the perfume will appeal to those who like to express their individuality.
Givenchy has released a new fragrance, L’Interdit, and is now actively advertising it on TV. The advertisement turned out to be very unusual and pleasant. Everyone really liked the music in the video.
The song is called Trentemøller - Deceive Feat. Sune Rose Wagner.
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