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Givenchy – Dream of Escapade

Givenchy - Dream of Escapade
Givenchy – Dream of Escapade

Givenchy introduces you to its new fragrance with notes of roses …

Escape dream

From the opening of his house in 1952, Hubert de Givenchy cultivated a mixture of fantasy and elegance, like Audrey Hepburn, his precious muse.

Today, its codes are reinterpreted by the talented designer of the Couture house Riccardo Tisci.

The Givenchy universe is offered to you through fragrances of ultimate chic, deliciously sensory.

Rêve d’Escapade is the new fragrance from Givenchy, launched in a limited edition.

Givenchy Dreamscape Perfume

The new fragrance belongs to the same range as the Un Air d’Escapade fragrance launched in 2012. The name Rêve d’Escapade suggests a desire for dreams and escape.

The scent is advertised as bohemian, romantic and sweet, but as elegant and glamorous as a rose fragrance. In addition to the rose, which blossoms in the composition, making it feminine, there are also notes of peach and wood. The base leaves a trail of wood and incense on the skin.

The Rêve d’Escapade perfume will be available as a 50 ml eau de toilette.

Women’s Perfumes

Olfactory Family: Floral.

Head note: Roses.

Heart note: Peaches.

Base note: Wood, Incense.

Find it at the best price at our perfume partner: EauDemoiselle – Fragrenza Perfumes as well as all Givenchy brand products .

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