Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has had success designing a make-up range as well as three perfumes for Marks & Spencer's Autograph range. Her light Summer Rose fragrance has been the most popular in terms of ratings and is packaged in a simple yet elegant rose gold bottle.

Katy Perry returns with a much more adult looking perfume, in comparison to her previous designs, which boasts a full-bodied floriental fragrance combining wild berry, jasmine and liquid praline.

Despite first appearances suggesting this celebrity fragrance could be another from Queen Bey, this Pure Honey perfume actually belongs to Kim Kardashian. On top of the striking bottle, the scent is refreshingly unique with a combination of honey, rose, coconut and vanilla.

Designed alongside Parlux perfumes, Rihanna has released multiple fragrances including Nude, Reb'l Fleur and Rogue. However it's her soft blue fragrance Kiss that we believe is her most credible yet, with notes of orange blossom, peony and plum.

One of the younger celebrities to join the perfume sector is Ariana Grande with her Sweet Like Candy scent. Ignoring the giant pom pom, this fragrance is a summer winner with light fruity ingredients such as blackberry and bergamot.

Since her first fragrance launch back in 2004, Spears has dominated the celebrity perfume market with multiple special releases of the original Fantasy and Curious scents. However, our favourite has to be her fourth release; the Midnight Fantasy perfume which combines vanilla, night orchid and black cherry for a floral musk.

This classic 90s perfume from Jennifer Lopez wasn't popular purely for it's association with J.Lo herself, but thanks to its creamy, soft scent combining neroli, amber and vanilla.

SJP has had success with multiple fragrance launches, but it's her silky Lovely scent which is the most popular on the Harper's Bazaar online team.

Queen Bey's most notable scent may be Heat however the golden scent of Rise is light, airy and fresh - perfect for early spring and summer months.

Launched over 20 years ago, Elizabeth Taylor's 'White Diamonds' is known as the first real market-dominating celebrity fragrance. Elizabeth Arden chairman, E. Scott Beattie described the scent as "a best seller almost 20 years after its 1991 introduction, a testimony to her transcendent and enduring appeal".