Escada has launched its latest seasonal fragrance, Sunset Heat, and this time has included a version for men. Sunset Heat for women is shown at right, and is described, not very helpfully, as “The smell of summer sunset. A floral fruity fragrance.” The men’s version is described as “Driving women crazy. A woody water fragrance…”
Escada will launch the Into The Blue (shown above left) fragrance in October:
The juice opens on fresh, green notes of leaves and herbs, enlivened with a pop of star fruit. Peony helps form the floral heart, while the base includes woods and amber…
Escada is the latest fragrance release from the design house of the same name, and the second release to be named Escada. The first, launched in 1990, appears to still be in production. Is it just me, or is it unnecessarily confusing to produce two perfumes with the same name? (Note: some stores are referring to this scent as Escada Signature; others are calling it Escada Crystal). The 2005 version was created by nose Pierre Bourdon and has notes of bergamot, black currant, leafy greens, cucumber, lemon, sea breeze accord, freesia, honeydew, magnolia, jasmine, muguet, rose, orange blossom, peony, amber, musk, nectarine, vanilla, orris, patchouli and sandalwood.
Escada opens with fruit salad on a bed of greens, with a little cucumber garnish on the side. It is foody, but very light and fresh and summery…
The latest Liz Claiborne fragrance, Liz, is now in stores:
The scent, by Jean-Marc Chaillan, Pascal Gaurin and Laurent Le Guernec…