Jennifer Aniston's Captivating Scent Leaves Emma Stone in Awe
Emma Stone was left in awe by the alluring scent of Jennifer Aniston at the Golden Globes on January 7th The bewitching fragrance emanating from Aniston caught Stone by surprise, leaving her speechless
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Emma Stone can’t get enough of Jennifer Aniston’s scent.
The viral TikTok video showing 35-year-old Stone's reaction to 54-year-old Aniston's perfume at the Golden Globes on January 7 has left many wondering about the scent of the Friends star. In the brief clip from the official Golden Globes TikTok account on January 9, Stone is seen hugging Aniston during a commercial break at the ceremony. As Stone pulls away from the embrace, she asks Aniston, "What is that? Is that what you always smell like?"
Aniston smiled and replied, "Yeah," as Stone exclaimed, "Jesus! You smell amazing." Reese Witherspoon then joined them for a group photo, and all three actresses smiled and posed with their arms around each other for the photographers.
Fans rushed to the comment section to share their thoughts on the heartwarming exchange. "I can't believe I've heard countless times that Jennifer Aniston always smells fantastic," commented one user on TikTok.
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Another commented, “She used to have her own perfume (called Jennifer Aniston) and it was so beachy and nice,” to which another user replied, “Yes! I have it and I love it!”
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The commenters were probably talking about Aniston's first fragrance, Lolavie, which she created in 2010 (the name was changed to Jennifer Aniston that same year). Aniston described it as "a non-perfume perfume" to Women's Wear Daily at the time.
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In an interview with the publication in April 2010, she described the experience as "a year-and-a-half journey." She had been approached for similar opportunities in the past, but this time it felt different. Working with Leon Falic, the president of the Falic Fashion Group, from start to finish made it a truly creative endeavor, an extension of herself rather than just putting her name on something.
