Escada pour Homme Light Silver Edition Escada for men

I know the notes are different but something about it kind of reminds me of a lighter version of the original Escada, only lighter, sportier and just a little less elegant. One way I always put it is this as the Escada for Spring/Summer and more casual dress while the original as the Escada was better suited for wearing dressier clothing in the Fall/Winter.

Both are great and I'd give this a 9/10 all around. It's one of my favorites, along with the original Escada, Jaipur, L'Instant, Prada Amber and Lalique Homme.

I've got it 5 years ago or so. It smelled nice at first "nose", but when I tried to wear it, it was absolutely awful. Severe headache and so on.
I was very glad when I managed to get rid of this.

A tangy green apple opening with coincideing with mint unfortunilty
it does'nt last on my skin but i can only smell only distant wisp of Lavender
i thought it was going to be an Evervesent scent but i expected an ordenary colonge nothing to whright
home about.

I used to have this one - bubblegum and apples - not for me I'm afraid ...just didn't grab me

Ten years ago I asked the daughter of a perfume-shopkeeper what her favourite scent for males was. She said "Escada", and I went out and bought this one.

I love it until today, it's both fresh and deep, sweet and subtle at the same time. This hasn't been available for years now, I hope my bottle will never empty...

I found the alcohol smell with this fragrance disconcerting at first as it seemed to last longer than other fragrances. When at last it passed, what was left was fresh and fruity. If there is apple as the 'Fragrance Notes' indicates, it serves only to boost the citrus and really doesn't stand out by itself. The top notes are predominantly citrus: lavender creeps in not long after, and this makes it similar (at least for a short time) to Jazz by Yves Saint Laurent. It is a fragrance that is suitable for warmer weather.

The main difference between Escada Pour Homme Light Silver Edition and Jazz is that the Escada has the citrus (grapefruit) as the stronger element in the top/middle notes whereas Jazz has the lavender. After about half an hour the vanilla becomes more obvious at which point it has lost much of its freshness and sillage. It then becomes fairly feeble and non-descript and after three hours is barely detectable, which is a pity, because its top and early middle notes promised so much.

that's the best parfium.I have one and I'm pleased.

I enjoy this light fragrance with predominant notes of Vanilla, jamsmin and citrus (at least on me).