| StormFlower | |
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 StormFlower promotional ad (2014) | |
| Fragrance by Cheryl | |
| Type | Women's fragrance |
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| Released | 21 August 2014 |
| Label | SAS&Company |
| Website | cherylfragrances |
StormFlower is a fragrance promoted by British singer-songwriter Cheryl, released on 21 August 2014.
In May 2014, Cheryl announced her plans to release her first fragrance. [1] [2] She further announced the scent's name as StormFlower, after unveiling the fragrance's promotional ad. [1] [2]
StormFlower's promotional campaign was directed and shot by photographer Rankin.
Cole launched StormFlower on 23 July 2014, at a launch party in central London. [3] A television advert was unveiled in July 2014 to promote the fragrance. [4]
StormFlower broke sales records following its early release to The Perfume Shop, outselling rival scents from Rihanna, Britney Spears and One Direction. [5]
The products for StormFlower: [6]
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