Black CurrantOpens with
CranberryHeart
MuskDries down to
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Escada · Sold as feminine
Ibiza Hippie
The lazy afternoon by the pool where the sun's warmth mixes with the scent of ripe fruits and the gentle rustle of leaves.
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Ibiza HippieMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Ibiza Hippie by Escada was launched in 2003 and crafted by perfumers Michel Almairac and Richard Ibanez. This fragrance is a vibrant blend of fruity, floral, woody, green, and soft spicy accords that evoke the carefree spirit of an iconic island destination. The composition opens with black currant, litchi, peach, and cranberry, creating a sweet and juicy freshness. As it evolves, freesia and hyacinth add a delicate floral touch, while musk, sandalwood, and amber provide a warm and sensual base that lingers throughout the day.
Apply this fragrance in light, even sprays for a balanced experience. The fruity top notes are most prominent initially but give way to the floral heart and woody base over time. Best worn during warmer months when its bright and juicy character can shine.
Fig. 01 — Ibiza Hippie, Escada
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Michel Almairac
The master of empiresMichel Almairac is a master perfumer at Robertet whose career spans over forty years and includes some of the most commercially successful fragrances ever created.
“I was always surrounded by scents and smells which is part of life in that city, natural ones from the crops of flowers growing in the fields, and industrial ones as well, from the perfume factories.”
Michel Almairac · Olfactif interview
Co-created with Richard Ibanez
Designer Escada
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