ESCADA

Launched by the design house of Escada in 1993, ESCADA is classified as a sharp, oriental, woody fragrance. This scent possesses a blend of coconut, peach, orange flower, sandalwood, and musk.

by
Michel Almairac

ESCADA

CAROLINA HERRERA CHIC

a perfect balance between unique freshness and sophisticated sensuality.
bulgarian rose petals and red freesia in the top notes.
flowering mandarin and orange blossom in the middle notes.
sensuality and warmth in the base notes of sandalwood, vanilla and white musk.

by
Alberto Morillas
Jacques Cavallier

Carolina Herrera: Portrait of a Fashion Icon

Daisy Marc Jacobs



It starts with
fruit (wild strawberry, red grapefruit), neither heavy nor overly sweet,
tempered by a touch of greenery (violet leaves).
The floral notes in the heart (gardenia, violet, jasmine) are
well-blended and sheer, and while daisies themselves have no scent,
Marc Jacobs Daisy does a pretty good job of evoking a sunny, breezy meadow of random flowers.
The base (musk, vanilla and white woods) is pale and clean and middling warm, and only lightly vanillic.

by
Alberto Morillas

Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton