Lady Gaga is about to release a new perfume
After the success of his first fragrance, Fame, Lady Gaga returns to the front of the cosmetic scene, with a new perfume, called "Water of Gaga". It is on social networks that the singer has announced the news. "WATER GAGA planned for this season" could read on his Instagram account, this Monday. In illustration, a photo of the extravagant singer, molded in a long silk dress with vertiginous neckline, blond hair loose, floating in the wind. Around the Gaga, men, bare-chested, inclined. And at his feet, a black, rectangular bottle. That, no doubt, of his new fragrance. Nothing else. Not even an exit date.
We can, in any case, rely on the famous Women's Wear Daily, to give us more detail on this new project "gagaesque". According to the website, it would be a woody, floral fragrance, combining violet, leather notes and lime notes. If the perfume is likely to be marketed in Australia, Canada, the Czech Republic, Ireland Italy, Romania, Russia, Spain and the United Kingdom, however, it is not expected to be sold on US soil. Strange...
We wish him, in any case, that the Water of Gaga follows the same path as his previous perfume, Fame, released in 2012, and which had, a priori, made a real cardboard. The star had indeed said, at the time, on his Twitter account, he had sold 30 million bottles of his precious elixir. Applause?
We can, in any case, rely on the famous Women's Wear Daily, to give us more detail on this new project "gagaesque". According to the website, it would be a woody, floral fragrance, combining violet, leather notes and lime notes. If the perfume is likely to be marketed in Australia, Canada, the Czech Republic, Ireland Italy, Romania, Russia, Spain and the United Kingdom, however, it is not expected to be sold on US soil. Strange...
We wish him, in any case, that the Water of Gaga follows the same path as his previous perfume, Fame, released in 2012, and which had, a priori, made a real cardboard. The star had indeed said, at the time, on his Twitter account, he had sold 30 million bottles of his precious elixir. Applause?
