ESCADA Summer Festival Eau de Toilette 100ml

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Also in 1995, Blue Romance was released. I don’t think this one was a summer fragrance. I also don’t have it to photograph and review. • Jardin De Soleil, 1996 I cannot stress this enough: These are limited edition and last on the store shelves for a year. However, you can still find last year’s on Ulta.com.

The Escada summer fragrances started in 1993, but I discovered them in 2001. I feel like that’s it when they started to become what they are to this day. Super fruity, bright, sweet scents. For the past 20 years, they’ve had a distinctness that I know to be an Escada scent. I’ve been blindly buying them for years, without knowing how they smell. Because I am familiar with Escada, I know I’ll like it. You know how you can tell that a fragrance belongs to The Body Shop, or Lush? Escada has a distinctness that you’ll be familiar with as soon as you smell them all. I personally smell on the first hit, grapefruit and orange and then mint. To me it doesn’t smell like ice cream. It’s like a fruity drink at a tropical outdoor bar surrounded by hibiscus flowers. Bright, floral but still sweet. Very mango-y. A lot of them seem to have mango and I’m fine with that! It’s a great fruit to smell like! • Moon Sparkle, 2008Escada was launched in 1976 by Wolfgang and Margaretha Ley. They named the company after a racehorse, who name meant “nothing” in. It seemed fitting for them because they had no idea where their fashion house would take them and they could have ended up with, “nothing” if not successful. Escada has sold over 40 million of their limited edition fragrances since 1993. Not exactly nothing. (Never mind the fact that they filed for bankruptcy in 2009, everyone went bankrupt in 2009!)

Get ready to experience the adventure of a lifetime with the new Escada Summer Festival! A fresh, floral and feminine perfume for summer, blending the electric note of cherry blossom encapsulated in ice cubes, the delicacy of jasmine petals, fruity green mandarin and sensual sandalwood. As I let it sit for awhile, it honestly smells pretty great! But you really only need one at a time, unless you tend to layer your fragrances. One is enough but 27 won’t gas you out! I’ll be conserving my LE perfumes by just using one at a time! I only use 1 spray per day only if leaving the house, which is why I haven’t been running low. I asked for an outside opinion, he said it wasn’t overwhelming because they all smell the same anyway! 😛 It just smells like… Escada.

These are my all-time favorite fragrances and I’m happy to have brought this review and photo collection out into the world! My next fragrance review will be KKW Fragrances, I have three, so it won’t take me as long to write! Along with it was my little table with a carafe of fresh cherry juice with ice cubes floating in it. As summer 2021 approaches, Escada invites girls everywhere to immerse themselves in the spirit of an well needed and unforgettable escape with its new Limited-Edition, Summer Festival Eau de Toilette. The fresh, floral and feminine scent is inspired by the idea of a tribe of girlfriends assisting to one of the biggest Summer Festivals of all times, heading into with fun, endless sunshine, and blissful moments beneath the stars.

The advantage in spring/summer is that you no longer violate the ban on mummery, because you can leave your mummery at home - and because summer editions are coming out from some companies. I have no idea what they have planned for 2022 or 2023. I want Escada to do a big re-release for their 30-year anniversary. Maybe not all of them at once. Our budgets say, we can’t afford 30 bottles all at once! Maybe a few at a time, or maybe a mega mini set. But I know that a lot of us want the full sized versions so that we can actually use them! The composition of the new ESCADA SUMMER FESTIVAL creation is based on notes of frozen cherry blossoms, which have a beautiful icy, fruity character accompanied by sunny yet zesty green mandarin. The heart is dominated by delicate jasmine sambac, laid on a smooth and creamy base of sandalwood. A total feminine co-creation developed by Amandine Clerc-Marie and Gabriela Chelariu. My research on the earlier ones have conflicting information. A few years seem to have two fragrances, so I am including both I have found. One is supposed to be the summer fragrance and the other just another release, but the bottles have the same shape so I am including them on this list. I have also tried to match the fragrance to the correct year. I also see conflicting information online, so information I list may not be 100% accurate. Sometimes they release in November or December, but they’re on the shelves the majority of the next year and that’s the year I am listing. Most importantly, we’d have doubled up years and years with nothing. I can’t have an unclean list! Does it matter what year they came out, when you’re just trying to buy the elusive bottle?

Summer Festival - perfume

After the salesperson told me that I wouldn’t be able to get Tropical Punch, she pointed me toward Sexy Graffiti. I must have been either disappointed in not getting Tropical Punch and just plain broke because I didn’t get this until 2012 when it re-released. Sweet it is then also still, but not quite as intense as it was at the beginning. For me as a lover of sweet fragrances anyway. Most will probably still classify him as much too sweet. The Typical Escada DNA is present in any case and is probably only what for lovers of this brand. Coconut, very beachy. The first hit is a tropical frozen alcoholic drink of coconut and sweet pineapple. Then I got the crispness of apple. Drydown is still sweet almost creamy.

This is not a Summer Scent but it released this year in 2021, and if you like the summer fragrances, you might like this one too. Candy Love is a limited edition fragrance so I’d buy it this year if you are interested.

It depends on the fragrance how long they last. Most of them don’t last all day long. I used to be the kind of person to put fragrances into an atomizer, and want to reapply. But now I just don’t think about it or care. So how does one even begin to write about fragrances? I can explain it all I want with all the notes, but what does it all mean? It’s really unhelpful since I can’t spritz some jpegs for you to sniff the actual scent for you to smell through your computer. I would love to do that, but if that technology was available we’d just be unintentionally smelling other people’s farts. You know how people are! I pretty much sat there laughing because I had no idea what I was smelling. Uh… each perfume smells pretty great. There, the blog is done. As summer approaches, ESCADA invites all girls to immerse themselves in the spirit of an unforgettable escape with the new Limited Edition ESCADA Summer Festival Eau de Toilette. In 1999 both Loving Bouquet and Tender Light came out. Loving Bouquet must be the LE summer fragrance. For 1995, we see two blue fragrances. Ocean Blue is the summer fragrance because it’s in the mini set. There is confusion because the bottle shapes are the same and because they’re listed under “Summer Limited Editions” on Fragrantica. This is my third Ibiza Hippie, which I bought from Costco in 2004. I will never sell it! • Island Kiss, 2004