Megan Thee Stallion Launches Hot Girl Summer Fragrance With Coty

Megan Thee Stallion is entering the fragrance business with Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum, an $84 Coty collaboration that lands at Ulta Beauty starting July 5.

Megan Thee Stallion Launches Hot Girl Summer Fragrance With Coty
Megan Thee Stallion launches Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum with Coty. Photo: Valerie Albert / Wikimedia Commons

Key Points

  • Megan Thee Stallion launches Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum in partnership with Coty.
  • Early access begins July 5 on Ulta.com and her site; wide online launch July 8.
  • Priced at $84 for 90ml and $29 for 10ml; the unisex scent arrives in Ulta stores July 11.
  • Notes include creamy coconut milk, orchid blooms and warm vetiver in a flame-shaped bottle.

"Hot Girl Summer" started as a phrase, became a movement, and is now a product you can buy at Ulta. Megan Thee Stallion is entering the fragrance business with Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum, a partnership with beauty conglomerate Coty that turns a catchphrase she has trademarked into a licensed category of her own.

The rollout is staggered. Early-access purchases open July 5 at Ulta Beauty's website and MeganTheeStallion.com, followed by a wider online launch July 8 and Ulta store availability on July 11. It retails for $84 for the 90ml and $29 for the 10ml, per The Source. The unisex scent blends creamy coconut milk, orchid blooms and warm vetiver oil, housed in a sculptural bottle shaped like a burning flame.

"Perfume is the last thing you put on, but it's the first thing people remember," Megan said of the launch, describing a scent that "captures my essence." The framing matters: this is positioned as an extension of a lifestyle brand, not a celebrity cash-in, and the Coty tie-up gives it the manufacturing and retail muscle to actually scale through Ulta's national footprint.

The move is a textbook case of an artist converting cultural IP into equity. Fragrance and beauty are among the most durable licensing businesses in entertainment — high margin, repeat-purchase, and far less volatile than streaming income — which is why the smartest acts are racing to own brand categories outright. It rhymes with the ownership plays reshaping hip-hop's business layer, from Drake's OVO weighing a stake sale to a licensing giant to Uptown Records relaunching under Republic and Roc Nation turning catalog into civic institution. Megan already trademarked "Hot Girl Summer" years ago; the perfume is her collecting on that foresight.

Source: Billboard, The Source, PR Newswire.

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