The Squarespace commercial aired featuring the ‘Jolene’ singer performing a new take on her mega-hit ‘9 to 5’ called ‘5 to 9’.
She sings: “Working 5 to 9, you’ve got passion and a vision.”
Dolly captioned a clip of the ad on Instagram: “Work #5to9 on your passion projects with the help of @squarespace! Visit the link in my bio and tune in to the #SuperBowl this Sunday #ad (sic)”
The ‘Island In the Stream’ hitmaker’s fans can get their hands on samples of the scent for $10, which can be used as credit towards the purchase of a full-size bottle when it goes on sale in July.
The fragrance – which comes enclosed in a rose pink bottle with a butterfly for a lid – boasts notes of mandarin, pear, jasmine, and patchouli.
Dolly has long-dreamed of releasing her own perfume.
A statement on the website for the product reads: “Having my own perfume has always been a dream of mine. For as long as I can remember, people have commented on my scent. ‘What are you wearing?’, ‘What is that fantastic smell?,’ and ‘Where can I get it?’ are all questions I have heard daily for more years than I can remember.
“The truth is, I have been blending my own scent for years. It’s a combination of bath oils, powders and perfumes that have become my “signature” and is known everywhere I go. It’s time for me to share this with you. I hope you enjoy!”
Dolly previously revealed she would be releasing a perfume with Edge Beauty as she is set to launch her own beauty line.
She said: “Fragrance has always played a major role in my life—I wear my own combination of scents every day. “Developing my own brand and scent with Edge Beauty has been an amazing experience, and I am looking forward to becoming a big part of the fragrance community.”
Edge Beauty boss, Steve Mormoris, explained that they would offer a unique way for customers to try out the fragrance before they buy it, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, when testers aren’t available in stores. On how they’ve adapted, he added: “We know that people like to scent their hair, clothes, homes, as well as their own skin. “So we’re working on a multiplicity of olfactory forms that will indicate the fragrance value. Consumers will be able to try the fragrance through discovery-size vials at an accessible price prior to the purchase of a full size, because if someone doesn’t want to leave their home but wants to try the fragrance, and there aren’t testers in stores, then we have to adapt.”
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