Billie Eilish has launched Your Turn, a new unisex fragrance…
A single spray and you’ll be transported to London’s Soho in 1962
The first-ever fragrance from The Rolling Stones, RS No. 9, is a homage to the place where it all began. A single spray and you'll be transported to London’s Soho in 1962 as a group of young men step on stage at the legendary Marquee Club and begin their journey to superstardom. Experience the scent of freedom and opportunity, an olfactory tribute to a time when anything could – and did – happen.
— That's the description of the Stones' first fragrance, which was announced today as a limited edition and is already sold out.
Beyonce Ce Lumiere ~ new fragrance
Victoria Beckham 21:50 Reverie ~ new fragrance
Victoria Beckham will launch 21:50 Rêverie, the fourth fragrance in her recent unisex collection, in early October. Like Portofino ’97, San Ysidro Drive and Suite 302, 21:50 Rêverie was inspired by an important moment in her life…
An anticompetitive ruse
“Revlon asks the court to accept that tale as the only possible explanation for why Ms. Spears decided to reject Revlon in favor of GBB,” the company’s lawyers write. “Revlon’s motion is more accurately an anticompetitive ruse to damage a competitor because Revlon, weakened in the market by its recent bankruptcy, cannot compete fairly with GBB, and seeks to frustrate GBB’s transition of Britney Brands, at the same time, sending a warning about future competition from an international rival that poses a growing threat to Revlon’s market share.”
— From the latest filing in the lawsuit Revlon filed against Give Back Beauty over the Britney Spears account. Read more in Britney Spears Perfume Lawsuit: Rival Blasts Revlon Accusations as ‘Vindictive’ and ‘Anticompetitive’ at Billboard.