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"Darlings, if there's one thing Beauty Blogger isn't afraid of (at least sartorially speaking), it's the dark. As a native New Yorker, the color I wear most often is black. Perhaps, in fact, to the point of excess: A few years ago, a well-meaning friend had to stage a style intervention; these days, my wardrobe is peppered with navy, gray, and the odd floral piece. Now, one person who I knew would understand my obsession was Lady Gaga, whom I sat down with during fashion week. \"That's what we do in New York,\" she agrees. \"We wear black T-shirts, black jeans, and we put on black sunglasses. You can be yourself and be creative in the color. And you can't see any of your imperfections\u2014not that there's anything wrong with being imperfect.\"\n\nIt's no surprise, then, that Gaga's latest launch is the world's first black fragrance. The scent\u2014a juicy mix of apricots and the poisonous plant belladonna (how very Gaga!)\u2014is black in the bottle but turns clear upon spraying. \"With fragrances, they say if you put on just a little bit and it lasts all day, it's a very good fragrance,\" explains Gaga. \"But that's not what I wanted. You'll want to wash yourself in this fragrance. It's succulent.\"\n\nSimilarly delicious? The season's windfall of other inky-hued products, from Givenchy's color-adjusting lipstick (which alters to a different berry color on everyone) to Deborah Lippmann's sparkly Cleopatra in New York polish. It looks like a long, dark winter is ahead\u2014and this New Yorker can't wait."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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