well, Stella lovers, the girl has her own perfume now, here you go
"The biggest inspiration for the perfume -- and my own personal goal -- was to create a perfume that I would (obviously) want to wear," said McCartney about the fragrance. "I wanted a smell that reflected my English side, something very traditional. At the same time I wanted to take my favorite smells and put them together in the same way that I use opposites and contradictions in my fashion design."
For Stella -- the person, not the juice -- growing up in the English countryside meant her mother, the late Linda McCartney, always had a vase full of freshly cut English roses on the table. "It's just the smell I grew up with," she said, clutching her heart in remembrance. Continuing with the rose motif, McCartney gave the perfumer a picture that depicts an old rose the moment before the petals collapse. "I wanted to capture that beauty and fragility. That moment of perfection."
To embody that image, McCartney used Rose Essence for Stella's top notes and Rose Absolute for the heart notes. But wanting to add a bit of "seductive, delicate and confident combination," McCartney injected pure amber, known for its woody scents, into the base notes.
The careful attention to detail that McCartney uses for her cool, chic clothing was also used in the design of the bottle. A self-professed lover of Lalique, McCartney mimicked the crystal company's crisp edges and facets to fashion the eau de parfum bottle, which is a smoky plum in color and diamond in shape, complete with a silver choker around the cap. Foregoing a traditional spray pump, Stella used a perfume applicator because, "It's much sexier than spraying. There is something dangerous about it." (love the idea)
The last of Yves Saint Laurent's three emerging fragrance brands -- Ermenegildo Zegna, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney -- Stella will also have a line of ancillary products to add to the fragrance. But in true politically correct, animal cruelty-free Stella McCartney style, the soft body milk and body cleanser contain ingredients that are 95 percent natural and 15 percent organic.
And the ad campaign, which was shot as if looking through the facets of the perfume bottle, shows a svelte and sleek image of a naked woman posed with her arm draped up against a wall using the same plum coloration found on the bottle. Answering the questions that the image asks, "Who is this woman as she dances behind a veil of light and color?" McCartney coyly told FWD, "This image isn't me...what are you talking about?" with a wink and a smile.
from FWD
very 30s style but sure -even though I'm not a Stella gurl- I wouldn't mind trying this asap 
! It looks so cheap the bottle, surprised Tom Ford did not change anything? 
But it is whats inside that counts looking forward to her perfume. 
