Celeb News: FAME "most important fragrance innovation in 20 years" - Page 5

toanythingtaboo

Will she make bank from this innovation, or will Coty own the technology exclusively despite her input?

It'd be cool if her future perfumes were coloured too, the running connection.

YSL

I can see the next perfume looking like a vial of blood.

KillerChinchilla

Congrats Gaga, hopefully I'll be able to smell it soon.

ElectricFrancis

Always ruling the whole industry. The Queen.

izzy

Riverwide

The campaign truly is epic and groundbreaking. Alas, the scent itself is far from it. Pleasant though.

Sye

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Originally posted by YSL

It's sad that people are incapable of just saying congratulations. Instead they come in here bitter because their fav wasn't the first to do it. Give credit where it's due. You have beauty experts making these statements and yet you're still trying to knock it.

Anyway, I'm proud of Gaga for inspiring Coty to do bigger and better things.

Yeah it's absolutely ridiculous

Congrats Gagz

Versace

When will others

YOURsoHOODken

kudos to her. innovation.

fratpad

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Originally posted by YSL

Yeah, but black water stains your clothes like anything with food coloring in it.

What's innovative is that it's black and sprays clear without damaging your clothing. And it is the most important fragrance innovation because there hasn't been anything remotely interesting with fragrances in a long time.

If ANY of you can name 1 more important fragrance innovation in the past 20 years, I will take back what I just said.

i personally don't care if it's innovative or not AS LONG AS IT SMELLS GOOD and AMAZING.

and i'd rather buy Van Cleef & Arpels or Guerlain or Serge Lutens or Hermès or Acqua Di Parma or any REAL luxury brand

plus, i don't see what's so exciting to smell like everyone and especially to smell like every little monsters....
i ain't 15 no mo

Thierry

Lol i'm reading some of the most pathetic ignorant dumbf*cks here. I see how you didn't pay attention to your chemistry classes, children. You see, this isn't even about stanning. Give credit where credit is due. We are talking about patents here, meaning that the molecular structure and the chemical formula of this perfume is something that has not yet existed before. To file and be granted a patent means to claim sole ownership and full originality of the work. This is about the ionic and covalent bonding of atoms and equation balancing kind of chem ****t and not some magic ink bullcrap. Oh wait clearly that shows the part of chemistry that your poor brains can only comprehend. From what I've heard, this perfume was 2 years in the making. It was revolutionary in the sense that it was a rise above the generic-ness of most celebrity perfumes today.