Showing posts with label Celebrity Fragrances. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celebrity Fragrances. Show all posts

Monday, November 2, 2009

Usher VIP

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Usher has launched a new fragrance for fall.  VIP is Usher’s new fragrance for men.  The fragrance created by Usher with Fermenich’s Harry Fremont, has top notes of tangerine, bergamont, kumquat and nutmeg; a heat of violet leaf, lotus flower and saffron, and a drydown of vetiver, oakmoss and suede.  The collection includes eau de toilette in two sizes (1.7 oz  for $50 and 3.4 oz  for $65) , after shave soother (3.4 oz  for $40), a shower gel (6.7 oz for $25), and a deodorant (2.6 oz  for $16).

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“I consider all of my fragrances tools of engagement for seduction – but this one demands a different type of attention,” said Usher.  “That is part of the reason I led with the males only with this one – it is made for a man but for women to enjoy.”

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The bottle, a heavy crystal orb, was inspired by fine cognac bottles, said Usher.  “When you feel the bottle, you feel the heaviness – it feels expensive” explained Usher.  “It has the look and shine of a cognac bottle – and, of course the spinning rings that have been a part of all of my fragrances.

VIP is available at Dillard’s.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Wanna Smell Like Beyonce?



Beyonce is set to launch her own brand of fragrance next year under Coty Inc.

“For me, fragrance reflects a woman’s attitude and unique sense of style,” said Beyonce. “While I love various perfumes, I haven’t found a scent that truly personifies me as a woman. Working with Coty, I was able to turn my ideal fragrance into a reality by creating an alluring and sophisticated fragrance; one that’s reflective of my inner power. It’s a true privilege to be working with Coty and I can’t wait to share this personal side of me with fans all across the world.”

Coty Inc. is the home of many celebrity fragrances such as Halle Berry, J.Lo and Victoria Beckham. Beyonce's fragrancce is schedule to launch in early 2010 in North and South America and later in Europe.