Benjamin Clementine – British self-taught artist, the face of Givenchy’s Gentleman Society perfume

On the occasion of its new men's fragrance Gentleman Society, the House presents Givenchy Conversations, a series of podcasts featuring inspiring and multi-talented personalities. During a friendly discussion with French journalist Pierre M'Pelé, also known as Pam Boy, guests talk about their passions, their know-how and their vision of masculinity. They all share the values of respect, audacity and openness cherished by the House. Each in his own way invites to join the Gentleman Society, which revisits the archetype of the gentleman by anchoring it in a new modernity. Benjamin Clementine is a British self-taught artist of many talents. The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist creates soulful melodies and powerful lyrics delivered in a deep and captivating voice. His 2015 album, At Least For Now, earned him the prestigious Mercury Prize, and he has recently unveiled his latest album, And I Have Been, which is as unique as its predecessors. He also landed his first cinematic role in Denis Villeneuve's Dune. His story is a reminder that we should never give up on our dreams.