“We saw it as a natural addition to what we’re doing now,” Tory Burch told WWD in an exclusive interview.

And there’s even more to be excited about: apparently, Tory’s fragrance will be the first in a whole line of Tory Burch beauty products—also to be backed by Estée Lauder.

But don’t expect Tory Burch’s makeup line to appear in Sephora immediately—WWD tells us we can expect to see it appear first as a capsule collection in her eponymous stores.

We’re obsessing even just thinking about the packaging.

Justin Bieber and his new scent, “Someday by Justin Bieber”

First there was Bieber’s Nicole by O.P.I. Nail Polish Collection. Then there were his scented dog tags and bracelets. Both fitting beauty ventures for the guru of female tweendom.  But Biebs’ latest venture—a $55 women’s fragrance, “Someday by Justin Bieber“—makes us think he’s finally maturing (apparently, as is his target audience). And unlike his nail polish, which was sold at stores like Walmart and Target, his début prestige scent will be sold at more upscale stores, such as Sephora and Nordstrom, in June. We know, “Never Say Never,” but we never really thought we’d witness the Biebs growing up.

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Denise Richards has announced an upcoming line of hair products (collaborated with stylist Christophe)  due out in 2011. Even through the tabloid divorce from Charlie Sheen and a quick Dancing with the Stars stint, there was one constant – her hair always did look pretty good.

Meanwhile, Christy Turlington will be the face of Avon’s new blackberry-based fragrance, Step Into Sexy, due October 2011, which is somehow supposed to evoke the “feeling of stepping into high heels,”  though Turlington Burns admits to WWD she’s more of a flip flop person. (Not super convincing.)

Do you buy into celebrity products, or are you more of a tried and tested kinda gal?

Check out our guides to celebrity hairstyles for a few ideas on how to wear your hair this weekend, don’t forget to change your fragrances for every season, and if you need a Friday pick-me-up, may we suggest our guide to lipsticks and best mascara?

Kate Walsh aka Dr. Addison Montgomery, has hopped onto the celebrity fragrance bandwagon and created a signature fragrance she’s dubbed Boyfriend. Is Kate really big enough to be hawking perfume? Now every C-list T.V. actress in Hollywood will be clamoring for a scent of their very own. But, this isn’t a fully endorsed A-list celebrity perfume, Kate has whipped it up from scratch and is backing it herself.  Find out if Boyfriend will catapult Kate Walsh to super stardom when her scent launches November 11, on Home Shopping Network.

In the meantime, shop some tried and true celeb fragrance favorites.

Jessica Simpson’s Fancy Love ($30.99 for 3.4 oz.), is a deliscious floral/oriential blend.

Kim Kardashian’s fragrance ($50-$65) is a crisp mix of vanilla orchid, orange blossom and something called “sensual spice” make the scent sultry and ladylike at the same time.

Sarah Jessica Parker’s fragrance Lovely ($68) is  sensual musky floral, light enough to wear every day.

For more of the best beauty, shop our guides to the best mascara, skincare and fragrances for every season.

If you can’t wait for Gaga’s perfume to hit in Spring 2012, check out fall’s hottest perfumes (aka the easiest way to update your look):

New from Philosophy, Eternal Grace ($40 for 2 oz)  is the perfect smell-like-you’re-not-wearing-perfume scent for fall. Blending bright cirtus with light florals, it’s a headturner and affordable enough to stock up on for all four seasons.

A sparkling musky floral, Emilio Pucci’s Miss Pucci ($74 for 1.7 oz) strikes a balance between woodsy and sensual with its cedar undertones and refreshing lemon and rose notes, and with a bottle that looks like this, who wouldn’t feel good spraying it on?

One of the fall’s most hotly-anticipated fragrances, the just-released Peace, Love & Juicy Couture ($87 for 3.4 oz) is an intoxicating blend of warm florals and feminine wood notes with some meyer lemon and patchouli mixed in for a scent that is hippie chic and a treat to wear.

Inspired by a walk through an orchard, Jo Malone’s English Pear and Freesia Cologne ($55 for 1 oz) is as heavenly a scent ever bottled. Smelling like autumn air, you and anyone lucky enough to be near you on the train will catch notes of pear, freesia, garden roses and wood. Just be careful not to wander off into an orchard on your way to work.

Shop our guides to the best skinny jeans, fragrances for every season and best lip balms.

What’s even more ridiculous is how many other ill-advised, offensive, and just plain gross beauty names are out there. Juarez is certainly not the first or last – check out some other atrocious names we found (and feel free to leave your own):

Although OPI’s own Mexico-inspired nail polish line is pretty clean, their Hong Kong Collection is questionable. The borderline stereotypical Chop-Sticking to My Story ($2.65) and A Good Man-Darin Is Hard to Find ($4.73) names leave us feeling like an elder relative just used an out-of-date term at the dinner table. Just awkward.

In the sexually explicit category, Essie’s After Sex , Over the Knee and Sugar Daddy are winners (or losers?). They’re not horrible… until your boss or mother innocently ask what nail polish color you are wearing.

Imagine someone asking you what scent you’re wearing and confidently replying Funeral Home. Way to bring down the room. Or how about Turpentine or Condensed Milk – all actual scents by the demented folks at Demeter.

Speaking of something fishy, Demeter’s Lobster scent should go perfectly with Essie’s Clam Bake – which conjures up images of stinky fish, not the ocean (if that’s what they were going for). Would you like some drawn butter with your beauty regimen?

The nastiest names we’ve heard come courtesy of Urban Decay (whose makeup I love, btw). There’s something about applying an eyeshadow called  Roach (a mauve-brown) or Mildew (a puke green) or Stalker (pretty purple) that just seems wrong.

Finish it off with a liner – Urban Decay’s bright blue Deviant, and all that’s left to do is spray a few squirts of Demeter’s Dirt and you’re ready for a night on the town.

Read up on more beauty finds starting with our favorite waterproof makeup and our favorite drugstore makeup finds. Also check out our favorite scents for summer.

1. Tocca Beauty Stella Solid Perfume ($30) comes in a pretty compact-style package. Sandalwood mixes with notes of citrus and flowers like freesia in this solid perfume.

2. Pacifica Lotus Garden Solid Perfume ($9) An all-natural product, this perfume blends citrus and herbs for an intoxicating and relaxing scent.

3. DKNY’s Be Delicious solid perfume ($30) is fresh and crisp with green apple notes–and this solid perfume fits right on your keychain, so you always have it with you.

4. Sonia Kashuk Solid Perfume Palette ($17.48) Personalize your own scent by mixing these three solid perfumes, including a mild, white gardenia.

5. Clinique Happy-To-Go Fragrance Pencils ($30) are a different twist on solid perfume–and they’ll fit right in your makeup bag. The classic scents can be mixed–try Clinique Happy blended with with A Hint of Citrus or A Wealth of Flowers for a personal scent, or wear them alone.

Scents are personal–but everyone needs to change things up sometimes. Get more ideas for spring in our guide to fragrances for all seasons, the very best mascara, and see what beauty essentials for the plane in our guide to travel beauty.

We’ll make it easy for you. Scent has a strong associative quality that helps trigger memories and emotions, so here are our top five best perfumes to help conjure up our superstar alter-ego. If that doesn’t work, you still get a new perfume. Regardless, here are our five perfume picks to help become a better you:

1. Lighten Up and Simplify Your Life: Clean Provence by Dlish ($38) is minimalist, delicate, and fresh for the simplest smell you’ll find on the planet. If this doesn’t chill you out, maybe consider moving to Jamaica.

2. Get Motivated: An energizing citrus scent like Lilly Pullitzer’s Squeeze ($35) should inspire you to always push for the most out of life; it’s like a gentle kick in the pants in a bottle.

3. Score a Promotion or a New Job: Be the most successful, confident woman in the boardroom when you wear the no-holds-barred Gucci By Gucci Eau de Parfum ($54), a take-charge Chypre scent.

4. Find Your Inner Goddess: If 2010 is to be all about improving your life in the boudoir, turn on the charm with the sensual and romantic scents of floral and musk: L’Instant de Guerlain ($64).

5. Be More Glamorous, Sophisticated, and Stylish: Channel your inner Hollywood charm and exude an air of royalty, femininity, and modernity with a touch of tuberose, it’s a perfume meant to be flaunted: Robert Piquet Fracas ($31).

To learn more about choosing the right perfume for you, check our guide to fragrances for every season.

This is certainly news to us – The Daily Mail reports that one in ten women who wear Chanel No. 5 claim they met their dream dude while sporting the scent.  Further data from the survey reveals that after the iconic fragrance, the next two scents most likely to help you secure a date (according to a poll of 3,000 women) are Be Delicious from DKNY and Ghost Deep Night by Ghost.

What are your thoughts?  If you’ve had particular luck getting dates while wearing a particular scent, let us know in the comments. For more fragrance options, and the beauty tools to go with them, check out our guides to fragrances, the best mascara, and concealers.

Why: If you currently want to find a new signature scent, you can either subscribe to a hundred fashion magazines and hope their potent scent strips introduce you to your new favorite fragrance, or let department store spritzers splash every bare inch of your skin and hope that something suits your fancy. Luckily, Sephora’s found a better way.

Sephora’s scent samplers are kind of genius. Pick up a deluxe collection of the makeup purveyor’s best sellers, test drive the 10 scents using the handy travel-sized atomizer, pick your perfect match, and cash in the included voucher for a full-sized bottle of your favorite. Using this system, there’s no way you’ll end up with a huge bottle of something that smelled fabulous in a magazine but stinks to high heaven on your skin. And if you gift this set (or the slightly more expensive Collector’s Edition sampler with seven mini bottles), you’ll be known as the friend with great scent sense—and not the girl who thoughtlessly picked up the first bottle of perfume she came across.

Get Yours: Sephora.com

Organize which scent to wear when with our guide to fragrances for all seasons, and then pair it off with the best mascara and concealer for an easily glamorous beauty regimen.