What is the name of Lady Gaga's fragrance?

Lady Gaga’s fragrance is called Fame. It was her first perfume, released in 2012 through her Haus Laboratories label in partnership with Coty.

Fame was marketed as a unisex fragrance inspired by the idea of celebrity and public attention. Its unusual black liquid became one of its defining features: the perfume appears dark in the bottle but sprays clear and becomes invisible after it leaves the bottle. The bottle’s gold crown-shaped cap reinforced the fame-and-glamour theme.

The scent was promoted with an unconventional “push-pull” composition rather than the traditional top, middle, and base-note structure. Its listed accords included belladonna, incense, honey, saffron, apricot, and tiger orchid. Promotional material divided these ideas into dark, sensual, and light elements.

Readers sometimes confuse Fame with Eau de Gaga, but they are separate releases. Eau de Gaga arrived in 2014 as Gaga’s second fragrance, with notes including white violet, lime, and leather. Fame remains the name of her debut fragrance and the one most closely associated with her original perfume launch.