The Best Latina Celebrity Fragrances

These days celebrities rule the fragrance industry, and nearly every hip celeb has a fragrance tied to their name. With so many endorsements out there and options it may be hard to find the right fragrance for you, to make the decision little easier check out the list below of some of the top Latino endorsed celebrity fragrances. There is even a look at Jennifer Lopez’s upcoming new surprise scent!

JLove by Jennifer Lopez, $39 – $49, Available at Kohl’s in  October

J.Lo’s latest scent will make this the singer’s 20th fragrance! “With number  20, it’s a landmark. I asked myself, ‘Who am I and what do I  encompass?'” Lopez told WWD.  “My message has always been love, whether it’s my music or my movies or  whatever. It’s such a big part of who I am. We decided to call it JLove for that  very reason, because it encompasses everything about me in one simple little  word.”

JLove has a fruity floral citrus scent and comes with a leopard print  bottle cap. “We wanted something that would encompass the whole brand,” she  said. “And I always find myself drawn to classic Hollywood glamour — so I  thought of animal prints and fur and clean lines, just to celebrate that glamour  and luxury. The actual juice reflects that as well.”

Nicole by Nicole Richie, $55 and up, Macy’s and other  department stores

Vanilla, amber and cashmere woods will be among the notes in this namesake  perfume, which was inspired by her mother. “I have a very traditional Southern  mom — you never left the house without lotion,” Richie told WWD. “Over her lotion went oil and perfume — she was  very put together from head to toe. It wasn’t just a one-dimensional smell —  there were many different layers.” The scent also features notes of blackberry  and orange.

S by Shakira, $28 (available in both department stores and  drugstores  starting in September)

The Colombian star says her first fragrance resembles  her. And she didn’t lie; it’s energetic, confident, and so sexy thanks to the vanilla and  sandalwood notes it’s perfect for a romantic night out. After all what lady wouldn’t want to project a little of the spicy Latin singer.

And something for your man, ladies:

Paco Rabanne Lady Million, $48, sephora.com

For his latest fragrance,  the half-Spanish fashion designer mixes orange  blossom, honey, and patchouli.  But it’s not the patchouli you may associate  with 70s incense. Instead, it’s a  clean musky note that perfectly complements  the sweet honey. What a chic, stylish looking bottle as well!