Escapade (escapade) - a word that came into Russian from French. In this language, it has a double meaning: firstly, the escapade is a kind of prank, leprosy, and secondly - a secret escape, flight.
In Russian, this word has taken root quite a long time ago. The writers of the XIX-XX centuries used a rather interesting borrowing in their work. For example: “… recklessness alone can take an escapade against this fortress” (L. M. Serebryakov, 1845). Or: “Still, I don’t like all these escapades. There should be a measure in everything ”(A.N. Arbuzov, 1950). Here the word "escapade" is nothing but a reckless act, excessive, dashing trick, lunge.
Bold aroma
Givenchy perfumers were inspired by the image of a light, young, reckless girl, dreamy and extravagant. Therefore, in 2010, the newly created toilet water was named Reve d'Escapade. According to customers, the perfume from Zhivanshi - Escapad - justifies its name. They put the same meaning into this concept as the specialists of the perfume company: extravagant, unexpected, bold act. That is, the fragrance evokes exactly that feeling.
Here, most likely, both meanings of this word are combined: firstly, “flight”, and secondly, “bold deed”. The literal translation of the name of toilet water from French means "the dream of a secret escape." This is a kind of bold journey that will open a new world, change, like a fresh flowery spring wind.
