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Beyonce Gains Another Fan In Nicole Richie

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Nicole Richie debut her namesake fragrance Nicole on Wednesday plus she dishing on Beyonce’s fearless fashion.

On Wednesday the fragrance industry welcomed yet another celebrity, Nicole Richie. Though to be fair the 30-year old fashion designer isn’t putting a her name on a fragrance and collecting revenues. Nicole has had her time in the limelight as a socialite but as of late she’s securing her position as a bonafide business woman. On top of her fragrance, Nicole by Nicole Richie, she’s leading her women’s line “Winter Kate” and an apparel, jewelry and accessories company, “House of Harlow.”

The new fragrance is said to have notes of blackberry, orange, golden amber, Moroccan rose, cashmere, sandalwood, sugared patchouli and vanilla absolute, and was inspired in part by her mother.

Another person Nicole is inspired by when it comes to fashion at least is songstress Beyonce.

She told InStyle magazine recently, “I’m a fan of anybody who is as fearless with their looks as Beyonce is. I’m always excited to see what she’s wearing.”

As are many. Meanwhile Bey showed off her goofy side in a promotional video released for her interview with Anderson Cooper. Anderson premieres his newly revamped show on September 10th. Watch the clip below:

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