Sellebrity: Gwen's Harajuku Lovefest, Nicole Richie's Gems, Klum's Instant Beauty and More

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It's definitely time for a little Sellebrity, where we round-up the latest news on which famous face is teaming up with whatever cosmetics, fashion, or condom label to move units from the shelves to shopping bags.

1) Gwen Stefani: The fashion-pop queen still loves her some Harajuku, so much so, WWD reports she's teamed up with Coty to create five fragrances based on her back-up singers—Love, Lil' Angel, Music, Baby—and herself (pictured right). The price points are clearly aimed at a tween set at $25 for 10ml and $45 for 30ml, as is the packaging, which is fashioned to look like each of the dancers and Stefani. The fragrances land in 2,200 department stores in September. There will also be a website, HLfragrance.com, launching September 1, just in case lovers of Harajuku Lovers haven't gotten enough. [WWD]

2) Nicole Richie: Also from WWD is more information on Nicole Richie's upcoming jewelry line: "The Nicole Richie Collection for Mouawad is targeted at girls in their teens to women in their 30s who admire her... prices range from $30 to $150, compared with $500 to $50,000 for Mouawad's fine jewelry. Mouawad is aiming to put Richie's pieces, which feature fabric, leather, silk strings, chains, rivets, feathers and gold-plated metals, in chains such as Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's." Oh, Nicole is so back. [WWD]

3) Heidi Klum: Speaking of Mouawad—in addition to her own jewelry collection for Mouawad, Fashion Week Daily reports that Klum has launched a skincare line, In an Instant, with cosmetics company Gunty-Renker, which it calls "a thoughtfully edited collection of products that aims to detoxify, hydrate, and guard skin against premature aging." What, no magical supermodel cream? Instant cash money. [FWD]

4) Rihanna: Per ExtraTV via The Cut, we learn that the singer hopes for a designing future: "Conquering the music world is just the beginning for Rihanna, she admitted, 'Designing my own fashion line is definitely on my agenda?'" She made a good move with the hair—what a career boost that was!—who knows, maybe it will translate. [The Cut]

5) Kate Hudson: Then, there's Hudson's eco-beauty endeavor, a collaboration with hairstylist David Babaii. From oneplusone: "The line, David Babaii for WildAid is going to be free of sulfates, paragons, animal products and animal testing... 10 percent of the proceeds will go to the global wildlife conservation organization..." We'll see if this sulfate-free concoction doesn't dry our hair completely out. [oneplusone]