Hot Perfume 4 Blazing Female

Fashionfabulous4u provides a simpler time when celebrities appeared in perfume ads, making us believes that that particular fragrance was the only one they used. But at one point marketing directors decided it was time to kick it up a notch: celebrities would have to have their own perfume lines.

Katy Perry’s Purr Perfume (above) is a 21st century example of such endorsements. It was developed by Firmenich perfumer house, combining top notes of peach, forbidden apple, gardenia and green bamboo with the heart of jasmine, pink freesia and Bulgarian rose.

The first actress ever to have her name on a perfume was Elizabeth Taylor. The perfume was called White Diamonds and it is still sold. It shows her exceptional sense of style. This sophisticated floral has notes of italian neroli, living amazon lily, egyptian tuberose, turkish rose and italian orris.

Marilyn Monroe Glamour Perfume was a fragrant ode to the iconic actress who represented the ideal woman of the 1950’s; this scent explores Marilyn’s sexy and vulnerable qualities. Her vulnerable femininity is inspired by a bouquet of floral accords and her sensual side is represented by notes of exotic fruits, patchouli and amber. This elegant trend of celebrity endorsed perfumes has seeped into 21st century as well.