
Kim Kardashian has launched her fourth fragrance for women, True Reflection:
True Reflection is a fragrance brought to life by the many facets of an evolving icon. A first glance reveals an enticing burst of citrusy bergamot and succulent peach, infused with smooth coconut noir, night blooming gardenia, and decadent chocolate orchid entwined with the rich patchouli and warm woods.
Kim Kardashian True Reflection is available in 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum. It can be purchased now at Lighthouse Beauty.
(additional information via stylenews.peoplestylewatch)
Update: Kim Kardashian True Reflection was developed by perfumer Caroline Sabas; additional notes include plum and musk. It is expected to be available at Lord & Taylor starting in June. (via wwd)





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Gosh, if I was whichever company holds the Kardashian perfume license, I would really try to avoid using the words like “true” and “marriage” in the titles.
Ha!
Coconut noir? Not quite sure what that is, but that they specified that it was “smooth” made me giggle.
HA…and I barely noticed it. It is pretty silly!
Coconut noir? That’s pretty lame, lol. And umm, she can’t pull off retro, sorry!
Looks like her makeup was put on with a spatula.
That seems to be her “look”. People must like it, there are a zillionty videos on YouTube showing how to mimic her makeup.
I wonder it the irony of the purfume name compared to the campaign photos was intentional.
Evolving Icon???? KK seems to take herself a little too seriously.
Night blooming Gardenia? Chocolate, peach, coconut, hmmm…it sounds a little messy…
You beat me to the “evolving icon” comment. Icon? Really? I do not think so.
Ugh. This woman. I definitely do not think “true” and “reflection” when I think of Kim Kardashian.
Evolving icon? More like running joke…just not very funny. (sorry -feeling snarky today)
Running joke for sure!
Evolving icon for whom, the surgically enhanced? Can no one stop this woman? I guess the only thing that could prevent her from bringing out another perfume (and another and another) is flagging sales.
Coconut noir? Chocolate orchid? Really? Can we enter this in the Prix Eau Faux?
“True Reflection”: Once you’ve opened it, the scent lasts for 72 days, and then, poof!, it’s gone!
Actually, contrary to all the snarky remarks on this fragrance- I think instead of looking so hard into the name on the bottle you should try to give the juice inside a go. I’ve worn this fragrance quite a few times and seem to always get compliments from men. It opens up with peachy, chocolatey notes (which men seem to love) and dries down to this truly warm, sensual musky, woody finish – as promised by the “evolving icon” herself. And as for those who are irritated by the title “evolving icon” , the term is true. She has evolved and she most certainly is, an icon. She is either on the walls of college boy’s dorms (sex icon) or women all over the world are wearing/buying her Kardashian Kollection or her jewlery line (Belle Noel) OR her shoeline shoedazzle (fashion icon) and now she has five fragrances, one of which recently just won a FiFi award for best celebrity fragrance (beauty icon) she most certainly is an icon. Now, back to True Reflection, it smells extremely sultry and sensual and totally different from anything else out there, and to top it all off- it lasts all day long without any need for re-application. Job well done to Kim Kardashian and Caroline Sabas.