

Halle Berry is preparing to serve as a presenter at the 84th Annual Academy Awards as she continues to promote her new fragrance, Reveal the Passion.
Ten years ago Halle made history when she won an Oscar for her portrayal of a single mother in Monster's Ball. She was the first African-American actress ever to win the Best Actress award.
In a Bottle wonders if Halle will be charged with opening the envelope and announcing Best Actress this Sunday. Viola Davis is expected to win for her role in The Help, and would be only the second African-American woman after Halle to do so.
In addition to her A-list acting career, Halle has launched a successful line of fragrances, including Halle by Halle Barry, White Orchid and Reveal.
As we wait for the Oscars, we'll indulge in her latest scent, a mix of Italian bergamot and dewfruit, with a heart of mangosteen, and drydown of patchouli and musk.
Louise Turner, perfumer at Givaudan, created the fragrance, which Cavalli calls "a luminous and sexy print." The solid glass bottle is adorned with a tiger stripe necklace reminiscent of Cavalli's emblematic animal prints. It slides into a golden case shaped like a seamed sheath dress with a turquoise hip-belt, typical of the unique color work offered by the Florentine fashion house for more than 40 years.
In the photo at left, Cavalli is pictured at the amfAR gala in New York earlier this month, with actress and model Elisa Sednaoui, the face of his fragrance campaign.
During amfAR, Cavalli was honored with a Courage award for his outstanding contribution to the fight against AIDS.
Click here to see Elisa in the commercial Roberto Cavalli Eau de Parfum.