As the September It Girls, Anne Curtis, Solenn Heussaff, Liz Uy, and Belle Daza reveal their fragrance rotations, they highlight how scent can complement personal style.
Each of these cover stars brings a distinct approach to their fragrance choices, showcasing a blend of personal branding and individual expression.
Anne Curtis: A Personal Touch
Anne Curtis opts for scents from her own brand, blk cosmetics. She gravitates toward Quiet Ember for its woody-citrus profile and Second Skin, a musky, powdery fragrance that is intimate and inviting.
Solenn Heussaff: An Eclectic Collection
Solenn Heussaff embraces an ever-evolving fragrance wardrobe. Currently, she favors Frederic Malle’s Portrait of a Lady while often exploring the fragrances she receives as gifts.
Liz Uy: A Curated Experience
Liz Uy's selection is both niche and intriguing, featuring scents like Musc Nurasana with its warm, spicy notes, the floral Rose With Insect, and To Summer’s Ink, all reflecting her fashionable sensibility.
Belle Daza: Balancing Sweetness and Sophistication
Belle Daza finds harmony in her fragrance choices, alternating between D.S. & Durga’s Pistachio for its gourmand sweetness and Hermessence Poivre Samarcande for a sophisticated, woody-spicy character.
The It Girls reveal that fragrance can be a dynamic form of self-expression. Their choices reflect how varied scent profiles can resonate with different moods and occasions.
Ultimately, these personal scent rotations illustrate that there is no single way to define a signature fragrance—each bottle tells a story unique to its wearer.