Beyonce
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“An ultra-glamorous collector and fragrance entrepreneur who defines luxury through scent.”
Beyonce doesn't just wear fragrances - she creates them. With album-inspired scents and insider-reported luxury picks, she approaches perfume as another form of artistic expression.
Did You Know
She launched her first fragrance 'Heat' in 2010, which became one of the best-selling celebrity perfumes
Her album-inspired fragrances Ce Noir (Renaissance) and Ce Lumiere (Cowboy Carter) extended her artistic vision
Insiders report she favors Kilian's ultra-luxurious offerings
Angel's Share
The ScentScape
The Story
When you're Beyonce, your fragrance game has to match your legendary status. Insiders report that the Queen Bey reaches for Kilian's Angel's Share - a £235 cognac-forward masterpiece that smells like old money and new power.
The name references the portion of aging spirits that evaporates - the 'angel's share' that disappears into the heavens. It's a poetic concept for a fragrance: something precious, ephemeral, reserved for higher beings. Fitting for an artist who has reached such rarefied heights.
Angel's Share opens with warming cognac and cinnamon - immediately intoxicating, like walking into a private members' club where the whiskey flows freely. The heart reveals praline and tonka bean, sweet but never cloying. This is not a dessert perfume; it's a statement of sophisticated indulgence.
What makes this choice fascinating is Beyonce's dual role in the fragrance world. She doesn't just wear luxury scents - she creates them. Her album-inspired fragrances Ce Noir (for Renaissance) and Ce Lumiere (for Cowboy Carter) extended her artistic vision into olfactory territory. The woman who created 'Heat' in 2010 has evolved into a serious fragrance connoisseur.
For Beyonce, Angel's Share isn't just a perfume. It's the finishing touch on an aura of untouchable glamour - the scent equivalent of a Givenchy couture gown or a vintage Lorraine Schwartz diamond.
How We Know
While not directly confirmed by Beyonce, multiple industry insiders have reported this as a favorite. Her dual angle as both wearer and creator (Heat in 2010, Ce Noir, Ce Lumiere) demonstrates serious fragrance expertise.
Insider reports + Fragrance entrepreneurship pattern
