Their first fragrance, Magic, was introduced in 1996 and is sold only in Europe and Asia.

Inter Parfums, which signed a 10-year lease with Celine last year, created the woody female and male scents, borrowing heavily from the images that Michael Kors, the label's designer since 1997, has established.

Thierry de Baschmakoff who designed the graphic silver bottles was inspired by Kors' line of Celine leather cut-out accessories. Highly graphic and sleek, the bottles and packaging go hand in hand with the urban luxury that Celine represents.

Coincidentally, this fall has also seen the launch of Michael Kors' new male fragrance, Michael, begging the question: Which scent is Kors himself going to wear? Already busy sketching his Fall 2002 collections, Kors was unable to answer, and Celine reps could only claim, with a shrug, that they had no idea.

Undoubtedly, though, Celine will capture the olfactory favor of at least some of the label's loyal celebrity clients - a long list that includes Rene Russo, Gwyneth Paltrow and Sharon Stone.