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Escada en Fleurs
The crisp morning air in a lush garden — the perfect balance of freshness and floral notes, where each breath feels like a new beginning.
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Escada en FleursMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Escada en Fleurs was launched in 1997 by the German luxury fashion house Escada. This fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of green notes and citrus fruits like mandarin orange and bergamot, creating an immediate freshness that feels both invigorating and light. As it settles into its heart, aldehydes and floral accords such as freesia, cyclamen, and rose emerge, blending into a delicate bouquet that is at once elegant and approachable. The base notes of orris root, cedar, sandalwood, vanilla, and cinnamon provide warmth and depth, creating a composition that is both sophisticated and inviting.
Apply Escada en Fleurs to pulse points for a subtle yet long-lasting effect. The citrus top notes are bright but fade quickly, so layering is key to maintain its full character throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Escada en Fleurs, Escada
Where to buy.
Wear it for a week first
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 27%, disliked or hated by 24%.