Celebrity fragrances: The good, the bad and the totally inexplicable
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Like having their mugshot taken or leaking a sex tape, creating a fragrance is a rite of passage for many celebs.
And while creating perfumes is a celeb’s rite of passage, wearing those scents is a prepubescent teen’s. I mean, who hasn’t stunk up their middle school hallway in---insert literally any celeb’s name---sugar-scented concoction?
Yes, we can all agree that celebrity fragrances can be gimmicky---harnessing the celeb’s 15 minutes of fame. And though most make us cringe and want to plug our nose, we must admit that some are surprisingly good---causing us to frantically flip through old yearbooks as we reminisce our young years.
Check out our list of the 13 best and worst celebrity fragrances.
best and worst celebrity fragrances
Gwen Stefani’s original five “Harajuku Lovers” scents were a huge hit when they were released in 2008. While all the scents are pleasant, we love this perfume for its adorable doll packaging.