Paris Hilton Passport Fragrance Collection

Is smelling fabulous the next-best thing to being fabulously rich? Paris Hilton hopes you'll buy that fantasy. This spring, the Hilton hotel chain heiress is releasing Passport, a trio of perfumes inspired by her jet-setting lifestyle. The collection promises to "take the girl next door to exotic locations through the power of fragrance".

Each Passport perfume has a distinct personality, reflecting the city that inspired it. Paris is "enchanting and innocently flirty"; South Beach is "blonde and beautiful;" Tokyo is "cool and cute." So what do the perfumes really smell like?

Paris is a fruity oriental, blending juicy fruits with jasmine and honeysuckle middle notes over a base accord of vanilla, amber, patchouli and white musk.

South Beach is a fruity floral built on notes of nectarine, lotus, white freesia, jasmine, marigold and osmanthus over a warm and woodsy base.

Tokyo is a citrus scent that layers sparkling Italian lemon and crisp Fuji apple with fresh floral tones over a woods-and-musk bottom.

Much like Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers collection of perfumes, Passport is obviously hoping to appeal to consumers' enduring love of cute, with its storybook presentation and whimsical, anime-inspired packaging.

The collection is being produced in partnership with Parlux, the celebrity-happy perfume company responsible for Rihanna's Reb'l Fleur and Jessica Simpson's Fancy fragrance line.