Ariana Grande’s fragrance empire is now worth over $150m

Published: 7-Dec-2017
Fragrance Finance

Under the guidance of LUXE Brands, the American singer has bucked the trend in the celebrity fragrance sector

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Ariana Grande’s fragrance franchise is now worth more than US$150m in retail sales globally.

The 24-year-old pop-star has been working with prestige beauty company LUXE Brands since 2015, when she launched her first scent Ari by Ariana Grande.

Joel B Ronkin, CEO of LUXE Brands, said: "The Ariana Grande fragrance business continues to defy the trajectory

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