Rooney Mara may have had a reluctant relationship with fashion in the past (she once said, “I didn’t try to be a style icon. I’m just not that interested in that world.”), but now she seems to have fully embraced it. First came her stint as the 2013 Met Gala co-host, and now she’s just landed her first ever high-profile campaign.
Coty Inc, the beauty behemoth behind pretty much every blockbuster scent, is finally going public, WWD is reporting.
A perfume has to be an obvious extension of a designer’s aesthetic, and sometimes the bottles and packaging look amazingly similar to looks that have gone down the runway. Don’t believe us? Here are 10 new perfumes and their twins from the runway.
Happy Friday! Prada knew how obsessed we were with the short film they commissioned Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola to make for Prada Candy L’Eau, so they’ve given us more via this behind-the-scenes making of featurette.
Following Nike’s lead, Thierry Mugler has dropped Paralympic gold medalist Oscar Pistorius as the face of its men’s fragrance, Amen.
Adam Levine famously tweeted back in 2011, “I also would like to put an official ban on celebrity fragrances. Punishable by death from this point forward.” We’re assuming he has no plans on killing himself over his fragrance, though, which launches this month.
When we found out about Dolce & Gabbana’s new perfume for babies we, like the rest of the Internet, had a few questions.
How indeed can anyone possibly make a baby smell better than, well, baby? It’s a heavenly aroma that will make your ovaries start churning out hormones the second you encounter it. And also–are perfumes for babies something that actually exists? Is there really a market for them? And most importantly: Are they safe?
We had a chat with Frederick Bouchardy, the founder & president of Joya perfumes and the co-founder of the Elements Showcase, who cleared things up for us.
Azzedine Alaïa’s doing beauty!
Glenn O’Brien made it clear that he has no regrets over that confusing Brad Pitt monologue he wrote.
n Friday, French perfumer Frederic Malle cut through the evening’s fog to make an appearance at his longtime home, Barneys New York.
“I see Barneys as sort of my second wife,” he told us of the store. And just like any good husband, Malle has done something special for his better half: He’s retooled the bottles of some of his most famous fragrances to include his abstract sketches on their labels.
Here’s some great news for anyone who wants to smell like the inside of a fast food place, or wishes they could get that just-baked pizza delivery smell without an actual, you know, pizza: Pizza Hut is launching a pizza-scented fragrance. Seriously.
One Direction has inked a licensing deal to release their first-ever “women’s” scent next fall–though we’re pretty sure most of their customers will be well below the age of 18.
