Bath & Body Works Debuts New Disney Villains-Inspired Fragrance Collection
Introducing The Disney Villains Collection by Bath & Body Works —a spellbinding fragrance collection that captures the essence of two iconic Disney Villains, The Evil Queen and Maleficent. Inspired by Disney's renowned storytelling and expertly crafted by Bath & Body Works perfumers, each scent immerses fans in a realm where mystery and mischief unfold in every note. More than just a product, this collaboration creates powerful experiences that evoke emotion and spark imagination.
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