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"  Marchesa just announced the launch of its debut fragrance, and the luxury label not the only one with a new scent to offer. Which designers are stepping into the world of scent for the first time? Which are offering a new eau? And which have brought back a vintage favorite? Find out in this round up of the latest on tap, below. Lanc\u00F4me La Vie Est Belle  Photo: Lanc\u00F4me Life is beautiful at Lanc\u00F4me\u2014the French brand just launched its newest fragrance, La Vie Est Belle, fronted by Julia Roberts. Appropriately, the actress world-famous for her smile is paired with a scent housed in &amp;quot;The Crystal Smile,&amp;quot; an archival-inspired bottle design from 1949 featuring an upward-turning glass imprint. Iris layers with a gourmand blend of vanilla, praline, black currant, and pear for La Vie Est Belle&amp;#039;s little bit of je ne sais quoi, available at Lanc\u00F4me counters or Lancome.com ($55 for 1 fluid ounce to $95 for 2.5 fluid ounces). Isaac Mizrahi Fabulous  Photo: Isaac Mizrahi Isaac Mizrahi loves his bright pastel colors and polka dots\u2014and Fabulous, his first-ever, soon-to-be-launched scent, incorporates both: the bottle comes with a spotty neck, while the juice inside is tinted a pale pink. Mizrahi collaborated on the concoction, which combines tuberose and bergamot, both of which his mother often wore while he was growing up, he told WWD. Fabulous debuts September 6 on QVC ($65 for 1.7 fluid ounces and $78 for 3.4 fluid ounces). Chanel Coco Noir  Photo: Chanel &amp;quot;Before me, no one would have dared dress in black,&amp;quot; Coco Chanel once said. In homage to that very fact, Chanel is on the verge of launching its third Coco-named fragrance, Coco Noir (the original Coco bowed in 1984, while Coco Mademoiselle was introduced in 2001). All three are Oriental-inspired scents, but Noir comes with top notes of grapefruit and bergamot to accentuate the floral accord. Its bottle may be the classic Coco shape, but it&amp;#039;s executed in black with gold accents. &amp;quot;You can&amp;#039;t see the juice inside, which makes it more mysterious,&amp;quot; Christopher Sheldrake, perfumer for Chanel, told WWD. Coco Noir hits counters globally on August 17 ($98 for 1.7 fluid ounces and $130 for 3.4 fluid ounces). Marc Jacobs Dot  Photo: Marc Jacobs Marc Jacobs returns to a polka dot motif time and time again, whether it&amp;#039;s for his recent Louis Vuitton collaboration with Yayoi Kasuma or his signature Fall 2011 show. Now, the iconic pattern forms the basis for his newest eau, Dot, a mix of fruity (red berries, dragon fruit) and floral (jasmine, honeysuckle, orange blossom). The whimsical flacon comes in ruby red with ladybug and butterfly-like flourishes, and it can be found exclusively at Bloomingdales until next month, when it expands to select retailers nationwide ($69 for 1.7 fluid ounces to $89 for 3.4 fluid ounces). Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana Pour Femme  Photo: Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana It&amp;#039;s a &amp;#039;90s redux at Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana: the house&amp;#039;s signature perfume first unveiled in 1992 is making a comeback with top &amp;#039;90s model Laetitia Casta appearing in its campaign. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s not so much a re-edition as it is a fine-tuning,&amp;quot; Stefano Gabbana told WWD. The updated bottle keeps the original&amp;#039;s crimson and gold top and stoppers a raspberry, sandalwood, and tangerine-tinged neroli essence. Find Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana Pour Femme in select department and specialty stores come October ($66 for 0.85 fluid ounces to $98 for 3.4 fluid ounces). Guerlain La Petite Robe Noire  Photo: Guerlain Guerlain&amp;#039;s little black dress-inspired fragrance La Petite Robe Noire, which was first introduced as a limited-edition product in 2009, has just been reworked. Perfumer Thierry Wasser added notes of patchouli, vanilla, and Bulgarian rose to the formula. And the flacon\u2014a design with a heart-shaped stopper originally conceived in 1912 by Raymond Guerlain\u2014has been updated with a chic LBD illustration by Serge Manseau. Snap it up before your next big night out at Sephora and Sephora.com ($64 for 1 fluid ounce to $115 for 3.3 fluid ounces). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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