According to French media reports, the Inglourious Basterds actress has signed on to become the new face of Dior’s Hypnotic Poison fragrance.

Laurent — who has confirmed she will be wearing vintage Dior to the opening ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival as this year’s host — will be joining fellow French actress Marion Cotillard as spokesmodel for the luxury house.

The contract in question involves the brand’s mythic Hypnotic Poison fragrance, previously promoted by actress Monica Bellucci, but this is yet to be confirmed.

Karl Lagerfeld, also known for owning an impressive library is ready to launch “a perfume that smells like books!”

“Paper Passion, which will be sold inside a hardcover book with the pages hollowed out to hold the flacon, will be developed with Berlin perfumer Geza Schön”.

According to Times Live, European publisher Steidl will work with Lagerfeld on this project. Steidl has distributed most of Lagerfeld’s photography books.

Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has released its latest summer ads starring actress Scarlett Johansson.

Channeling “Italian Summer Time,” the name of the brand’s summer beauty range, Johansson is wearing a floral bustier dress by the designers, matched with a classic light smoky eye and nude lip gloss.

The eye catcher of the ad is the actress’s magenta nail polish, named Passion, which is sure to become one of this summer’s hottest colors.

For everyone wondering if the lion in Bulgari’s Mon Jasmin Noir print ads was real, there’s proof now: actress Kirsten Dunst can be seen cuddling with the majestic animal in the brand’s new filmed commercial.

Wearing jewels from Bulgari’s Mediterranean Eden Collection, which was unveiled in February during Milan fashion week, Dunst jaunts around the garden of an Italian palazzo, presumably taming the wild creature with her heavenly smell.

Following the success of “Black Swan,” actor Vincent Cassel and director Darren Aronofsky have joined creative forces once again on a short film to advertise Yves Saint Laurent best-selling men’s fragrance, La Nuit de L’Homme.

US designer Diane von Furstenberg’s first perfume since 1975 will become available in October, Women’s Wear Daily reports.

Not much is known of the scent other than its launch date, but fans hope it will be just as easily wearable as von Furstenberg’s first and so far only fragrance, Tatiana.

America’s first lady in fashion had inked a deal with small cosmetics firm ID Beauty last year, which will license the fragrance as well as a beauty line and skincare.