Word from the UK is that Lady Gaga’s partnered with Coty — masters of the celebrity scent — to make her own “unusual” fragrance.
That it’ll smell unusual’s a given; the real question is just how unusual? And after it meets Gaga’s expectations of new and groundbreaking, will it still smell good enough to wear?
WHEN the singer Mariah Carey and her husband, the actor and rapper Nick Cannon, appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” last September, Mr. Cannon told of how he proposed in 2008: he presented Ms. Carey with a Ring Pop, the gem-shaped lollipop on a ring. Inside the package was a proper engagement ring. Upon hearing the story, executives at Elizabeth Arden, the cosmetics company that since 2007 has sold a Mariah Carey fragrance collection, began to develop a proposal of their own.
“How would you like to have lunch with Kim Kardashian?” asks beauty editor Lesa Hannah. It’s only a few days into my internship and I’ve already been presented with the chance to meet my celeb body crush. Before Kim came along, I worshipped at the altar of J.Lo, so, as you can tell, the big-butt-flat-tum combo is what I dream of—I’m a serial lunger.
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