30 Perfumes Your Favourite Celebrities Choose To Wear In Everyday Life

Victoria Beckham recently shared her adoration for the fragrance Room Service by niche perfumers Vilhelm Parfumerie, calling it "super chic!" on Instagram. The fragrance was created to capture the glamour of Hollywood in a bottle,

The model and Bazaar cover star revealed her signature perfume is by Chloé, having stated "I cannot live without my Chloé perfume." We don't blame her, as the distinctively dreamy feminine fragrance lends itself perfectly to a signature scent.

In a recent interview with Bazaar, Arterton said her go-to scent was a men's fragrance: "I love it because it's really fresh and citrusy, but not sharp or heavy. It reminds me of fresh laundry. People know I love it so much that every Christmas I get gifted the matching candle."

Waterhouse revealed to us that she isn't usually one to wear perfume, but is partial to wearing Ferragamo fragrances from time to time. Generally, she relies on bathing in essential oils or Epsom salts for a gorgeous natural sent.

Kate Bosworth is a loyal fan of Swedish fragrance house Byredo and their celebrated Gypsy Water isher signature scent. In conversation with Into the Gloss, she said: "His scents are beautiful and complex and sexy and innocent. There are such incredible layers to what he does. I’m a loyalist with my scents.”

When asked by Bazaar, the actress explained: "I like to be low-key with my fragrance, I don't like overpowering perfumes on other people or myself. Currently, Kiehl's Musk Eau de Toilette Spray and Kai by Gaye Straza Perfume Oil, which is the same name as my son, are my favourites as they're fresh. It's that just-got-out-of-the-shower smell."

In her interviews, Beyoncé admits that she loves everything that is created under the Giorgio Armani brand, including perfumes. Emporio Armani Diamonds Intense is her all-time favorite fragrance which, she believes, perfectly accentuates her femininity.

Probably the most masculine scent ever created, Illuminum’s wild tobacco brings to mind the age-old gentleman’s clubs of London’s Pall Mall. Big bold notes dominate with clove, cedar, tobacco and castoreum (a synthetic, leathery note which imitates one originally derived from beavers) working to create a scent which should be applied sparingly.

Stands to reason that having starred in his first film, Colin Firth also wears Tom Ford’s stand out masculine scent, Grey Vetiver. Elegant, edgy and spectacularly dry (the art deco bottle isn’t half bad either) what the fragrance lacks in complexity it makes up for in balance and quality. Vetiver dominates, with citrus notes close behind

Uber-photographer Mario Testino’s fragrance of choice is contemporary classic Terre d’Hermes. Wear this and you too will smell like a synthesis of sunny orange and lemon oils, spicy pepper and deep, woody patchouli, cedar and vetiver. Both grown up and playful all at once, we could say it’s a bit like Testino himself – but that would be cheesy.

Powerful and carnal, Halston Man is Savile Row super tailor Richard James’ fragrance of choice. Punchy with resonant notes of passion fruit and Artemisia, and sweetly spicy thanks to a hefty injection of cardamom, the fragrance dries down to a deep, grown up base of labadanum and musk.

Big, bold and unusual, Creed’s Aventus is the kind of scent you wear if you want to make a statement. Unsurprising then that this is Mr Beckham’s fragrance of choice – he’s not the kind of bloke you’d expect to be rocking something he found in the duty free. Masculine notes of patchouli and cedar come combined with fruity pineapple, blackcurrant and red apple.

A refined choice, Clooney wears Mediterraneo Carthusia, a unique scent inspired by the sun-drenched coasts of Southern Europe. Bringing together ingredients from across the region, notes of white musk rub alongside jasmine, lemon and Sicilian mandarin.

Created by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian (who now runs his own premium fragrance house) for Dior Homme in 2007, this classic scent is woody, musky and faintly floral, with notes of Iris, bergamot, lavender and neroli dominating.

The citrusy top notes and the woody base notes will remind you of a fresh spring day. Just four years in the market and it's already a classic - thanks to Hugh Jackman's ratification.

We know, we know, Justin Timberlake is the face of Givenchy’s Play, but that doesn’t mean he really uses it, right? According to the superstar singer and actor, he actually does.

The fragrance, which created by perfumers Emilie Coppermann and Lucas Sieuzac, was launched in 2008. It’s a strong, masculine scent that’s super versatile – it’s great for both daytime and evening use.

Mr Smith has a thing for wedding dress designer Vera Wang’s men’s cologne. Fresh, light and easy wearing, the scent is a synergy of Yuzu, mandarin leaf, sandalwood and tobacco.

Jay Z rocks Millésime Impérial by Creed, a fresh, classy, unisex fragrance that’s reminiscent of tropical fruit and sea breeze.

It opens with top notes of fruit and sea salt, which then give way to lemon, bergamot, iris, and mandarin orange. Its base notes include musk, woody, and marine notes, which gives it a classic finish, while still retaining the beachy vibes.

The 'Desperado' actor loves this citrusy fragrance from Christian Dior. Perfect for a summer day, the fresh lemony scent gives way to a woody base - and is sure to turn heads when you pass by.

Leaning towards the sunnier side of scents — BOSS is not your typical fragrance. It couples earthy tones of cedar and sandalwood with lighter notes of citrus for a cologne that embodies an ocean breeze on a summer day.