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Ice Spice Gets Sexy In See-Through Dress At After Eden For In Ha Mood Fragrance Party

Sep 11, 2026 · Nolan Strong

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Ice Spice Gets Sexy In See-Through Dress At After Eden For In Ha Mood Fragrance Party

Ice Spice brought In Ha Mood to After Eden in New York City as Fashion Week arrived, treating the party as a personal victory lap for her first Revlon fragrance.

The celebration came weeks after the perfume’s August 19 release, marking Ice Spice’s first move into beauty through an Ulta Beauty exclusive.

In gallery photos, Ice Spice wore a cream strappy top with a sheer red skirt, sky-high nude heels and long honey-brown hair beneath a black printed cap.

She posed inside the purple-lit After Eden lounge beside a friend, carrying a quilted beige bag while photographers crowded close to capture the look.

The Bronx rapper named the scent after her 2023 breakout record “In Ha Mood,” which she called the right starting point for a larger fragrance plan.

“I had a few songs where the titles could have worked,” Ice Spice told ELLE. “But ‘In Ha Mood’ just feels right because that was my first big song with a real music video and budget. It was the first single I pushed after being signed to a major label. It only feels right to start my first perfume with my first big song.”

In Ha Mood is a floral fruity amber eau de parfum developed with Revlon Fragrances and perfumers Adriana Medina, Christine Hassan and Carine Certain Boin.

Its opening features the Queen Royale Accord, a blend of berry fizz, pear and wild raspberry, followed by rose, plum blossom and magnolia.

Vanilla absolute, magenta moss and amber create the scent’s base, while the light-pink bottle uses a butterfly-shaped bow and emerald-cut cap.

“Vanilla is something that I just can’t let go of,” Ice Spice said in a recent interview. “I’ve loved it since I was a baby. I think that’s just because my mom always had vanilla scents in the house growing up.”

She also described the perfume as an extension of the confidence attached to the song that inspired it.

“I just feel so confident when I hear it,” she said. “And when I wear In Ha Mood the scent, I feel confident as well, so I feel like they’re just the perfect pair.”

The Fashion Week function marked Ice Spice’s first major public appearance since AllHipHop chronicled her provocative “Saint” and “Sinner” tattoos, red script inked on the backs of her upper thighs beneath each butt cheek.

Ice Spice unveiled those tattoos in a video wearing striped boy shorts and a matching top, captioning the post, “For the love of the game.”

In Ha Mood remains available exclusively through Ulta Beauty in 0.33-ounce, one-ounce and 3.4-ounce sizes priced from $28 to $79.

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