More details on Dita Von Teese's fragrance revealed

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Friday 29 July 2011 00:00 BST
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The burlesque dancer is still Teese-ing her fans and keeping info scarce on her upcoming scent but she has told Women's Wear Daily in an interview that it will include "a lot of luscious flowers - Bulgarian rose, tiare, peony - and there's a sexy wood."

Earlier this year, Von Teese confirmed rumors of her first signature perfume via Twitter, saying she was "isolated at a chateau in the French countryside w/my perfumers," and that there would be "no fruit, no vanilla, no candy!! Velvet sensuality w/a dash of vulgarity!"

She later explained, also on Twitter: "I want to evoke passion with fragrance....intense love/lust and distaste/fear rather than merely popular acceptance."

Speaking to WWD, she explained: "My signature fragrance that I've been wearing since I was 14 is Quelques Fleurs, and I had to stop wearing it because my boyfriend [Louis Marie de Castelbajac]'s mother wore it...So that was a perfect time to develop my own fragrance."

The fragrance will launch in Australia this fall before being rolled out internationally next year.

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