Miami Blossom by Escada

What a shame they’ve discontinued it; I can’t find it anywhere. It was my signature in the 20s, smelling of pineapple in syrup with a touch of raspberry from the ambroxan. It brings back so many memories. Sweet and rich, yet it doesn’t leave a lasting impression—very coquettish and sexy. Medium longevity and a fair price.

Beautiful; the pineapple stands out perfectly without overpowering the rest. Reminds me of fruity gummies, like So Scandal. An excellent fruit blend that doesn’t smell like shampoo.

I bought it for summer, but on my skin it’s heavy and invasive—I didn’t enjoy it. People told me it’s strong, so I stopped using it. Until autumn, I thought, ‘What if I try it with this heat?’ and oh surprise, the jasmine emerges; the fruits remain sweet but less intrusive. In the end, it settles into caramel. A single spray lasts all day. It’s super strong; I wouldn’t buy it again.

Super fruity! I like it; the pineapple feels like a juicy sorbet. Sufficient for a sweet spring/summer.

Easy to please, fruity and sweet. I think it’s better for spring-summer. Longevity and trail are very poor; I must reapply after 3-4 hours. It seems youthful, perfect for secondary school students, high schoolers, or university students to feel fresh, sweet and flirty. It doesn’t resemble Mugler at all.

It was a disappointment. It has an overly childish and above all artificial aroma. The combined fruits didn’t appeal to me; they remind me of Paris Hilton’s Heirles, which isn’t terrible but is definitely artificial. It seems more like a poorly executed room freshener than a perfume. There are other Escada perfumes I adore, but this was a definite no-no.

What an insult to Mugler to say this smells like or is similar to Angel Eau Croisière from 2019.

A fruity blend of pineapple and watermelon, with the pineapple taking centre stage. Fresh and tropical for spring and summer, unpretentious. Sometimes, simple is best.

Good for spring and summer. It’s floral-fruity, with pineapple and watermelon notes standing out. To me, it’s the older sister of Sorbetto Rosso 2018. Both have watermelon and are similar, but this is the teenage version; it doesn’t feel as childish. It lasts briefly like all Escada perfumes.

Smells good but lasts very little. I wouldn’t buy it again because, given the price, you expect it to be more noticeable.

Smells as if someone had spilled tropical fruit juice over you. It’s okay, but I don’t think everyone will like it. More suited to a young girl or a teenager.

Very rich, smells like sweet pineapple with the freshness watermelon gives it. It’s a simple scent but of very good quality, which is why I love it. On me, it lasts over 8 hours.

Rich for a teenager. On my skin, it smells like a very good shampoo, slightly soapy and clean. It is sweet and fruity without being cloying. It leaves no trail. It reminds me of some Victoria’s Secret body mist. I would gift it to a 12 to 14-year-old teenager.

I’ve tried other Escada perfumes for summer before, and honestly, this one doesn’t last even a minute compared to the previous ones. The trail and longevity are ridiculous; it doesn’t even come close to Moon Sparkle. It’s a pity they keep releasing such repetitive scents.

It smells nice and pleasant, but nothing new. It smells fruity, with pineapple and watermelon standing out. It’s a casual scent for summer/spring, beach or pool days with friends. It reminds me of Victoria’s Secret body sprays, which last the same and are cheaper (20 euros for 250ml), whereas this Escada one is 100ml for 40 euros. It lasts about 2 hours on skin. I wouldn’t buy it as I have sprays that smell similar and I won’t spend 40 euros on this, but if gifted, I’d use it for the beach or post-gym.