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From a Racehorse to Smelling Like a Rose – Escada Perfume!
By Mary Henderson

Before there was ever Escada Perfume, there was the fashion line that was named after a racehorse in Portugal named Escada. The perfume came much later after Escada was founded in 1976 by Wolfgang and Margaretha Ley (funded in part by the proceeds from a winning bet placed on the aforementioned racehorse). The German-based company originally sold sportswear before moving in to the realm of high fashion.

You Can Afford to Wear Escada

The average price of one piece of women's apparel by Escada shows that perfume by Escada is a far cheaper option for a fan of the fashion line. After visiting the saks.com website, the cheapest item found was a ruffled silk blouse that cost $550 and one of the priciest pieces was a striped silk dress for $1,990.

If you love the look but can't afford the prices of this expensive label, you can at least wear Escada perfume! For example, you can get a perfume by Escada such as their tropical Pacific Paradise at sephora.com in the form of shower gel, body lotion, or an eau de toilette spray for prices ranging from $28 for the 5.1-ounce bottle of shower gel to $70 for a 3.4-ounce bottle of the eau de toilette spray.

If that's still too expensive, try one of the numerous websites such as perfume.com, where you can often find items that are discounted by over twenty-five percent! The same 3.4-ounce bottle of Pacific Paradise was available for around $46 at perfume.com. Of course, they may be sold out, so you should check for availability on your perfume of choice.

You Really Can Find it on eBay!

However, what if you really, really can't live without having Escada clothing in your closet? The answer is to try eBay of course! Although you have to watch out for fake labels, chances are that you will be able to find affordable pieces on eBay. For example, one seller had a black pencil skirt that retails for $540 listed at a buy-it-now price of $149.95!

One other fun item available (although decidedly not affordable) was a shimmery blue Escada couture evening gown that originally retailed for $15,500 but was listed for a buy-it-now price of only $4800! At any rate, even if such beautiful items of clothing are out of your league, remember that you can at least afford Escada perfume!

Author Details:
Mary Henderson writes for a number of sites about her interest in perfume and cosmetics.

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