Beyoncé Officially Announces Launch Of New Perfume

Beyoncé is releasing another new perfume! The multi-hyphenate performer announced on Instagram Tuesday (Oct. 24), that her CÉ NOIR perfume is officially available for pre-order. The video shared on Instagram showed an animated video of the silver perfume bottle as the night sky reflected on it.  The caption read that the shipping will begin sometime in November to prepare for the holidays.

During Beyoncé's historic Renaissance World Tour, attendees in "Inglewood, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tampa, Atlanta, Charlotte, Washington, D.C. and more cities were provided sample strips of CÉ NOIR," per Billboard.

Beyoncé's official site describes the new perfume as having a top of clementine, golden honey; heart of rose absolute, jasmine sambac; and base of Namibian myrrh, and golden amber.

CÉ NOIR is available for pre-order at $160 for the 1.7 oz bottle. Fans who decide to pre-order will get a "special gift" while supplies last.

This is not Beyoncé's first rodeo when it comes to perfumes. She previously had two perfumes in the 2010s. In 2014, the singer launched "Rise," and prior to that she released "Heat" in 2010.

Perfume is not the only thing the Beyhive will be looking forward to in the following weeks. Earlier this month, the "Cuff It" singer announced her Renaissance World Tour concert film.

The two-minute trailer to Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé showed video clips from the show, behind-the-scenes content, and personal moments with her and her three children.

"When I am performing, I am nothing but free," The Renaissance creator narrated.

"The goal for this tour was to create a place where everyone is free and no one is judged," she says of Renaissance.

She concluded: "I feel liberated. I have transitioned into a new animal."

Tickets for Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé are available to purchase now. Take a look at the trailer below:

Taylor Swift just dropped her concert film for her Era's tour -- The Eras Tour -- and soon we'll get Beyoncé's concert film, Renaissance. But here's the thing: concert films throw a bit of a curveball at moviegoers, who are used to quietly enjoying a film. When it's a concert film, are we allowed to get up and bust a move? Can we sing along? And moviegoers give you the side eye if you do?

Well, the good news is that fans are being told to "let loose" during these screenings. Major cinema chains like AMC and Cineworld have given the nod to ditching the usual theater rules. AMC Theatres has released a statement with guidelines ahead of the Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour concert film. They stated, "We encourage dancing and singing throughout this concert film event, but please do not dance on our seats or block other guests from viewing, safely walking or exiting the auditorium."

The whole "let's make it a party" idea came straight from Taylor Swift herself. In an Instagram post introducing the film, she informed her fans that singing and dancing are "highly encouraged."

But let's remember that concert films aren't your typical movie night at the theater. They're a chance to see your favorite artists' tours up close, especially if you couldn't secure rare and expensive concert tickets. Yet, there's a potential risk that some fans may misconstrue the setting and behave as if they are at an actual concert.

Certain cinemagoers have expressed similar concerns online. One X user shared their thoughts, saying, "probably an unpopular opinion but i hope others in the theater i’m in for the eras tour film actually treat it like a movie & not a concert." They added that pre-show bracelet trading and pre-film sing-alongs are fine. But, according to this person,  belting it out during the movie when others can't hear the artist is just plain rude.

Whether you have tickets for The Eras Tour film or plan to purchase them for Renaissance, there's a different set of rules to follow.

Much like a Barbie transformation, the Eras and Renaissance tour films will likely inspire fans to dress the part. Dressing up sets the mood for the film, but make sure your outfit doesn't obstruct someone's view or become too distracting. So, go ahead and wear your shiniest silver ensemble, but leave out the blinding lights.

Feel free to sing and dance your heart out during Beyoncé's Renaissance film, but remember to be considerate of others. Avoid dancing on seats or blocking the view of fellow audience members. Just think about the annoying things you'd hate at a concert or in a movie, like talking during the best parts or causing someone's seat to shake.

Treat these films like live shows. Arrive early to soak in the excitement before the lights dim. Avoid being that person who shuffles through the aisles once the show begins. Use the extra time to snap photos with fellow fans or admire giant posters of your favorite star.

Make sure to visit the restroom beforehand. If nature calls during the show, try to time your break between songs to minimize distractions. Much like live shows, the Eras and Renaissance films run for nearly three hours.

Your phone screen can be a nuisance to those around you, and the sound can disrupt the movie experience. If you absolutely need to use your phone, step out of the theater. Remember, everyone else paid to be there, just like you.