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A Look at the Luxury Packaging Finalists in the Fragrance Foundation Awards

Here are all the fragrances up for a Luxury Packaging Award at the 2021 Fragrance Foundation Awards—and what makes each bottle so special.

A Look at the Luxury Packaging Finalists in the Fragrance Foundation Awards

Fragrance Foundation Packaging Finalist—Tiziana Terenzi Atlantide

Tiziana Terenzi Atlantide is a Fragrance Foundation Packaging Award Finalist. A golden starfish—with a 24k gold finish—clutches this cap. The sea-inspired juice contains at least a 30% concentration of pure oil—one of the highest standards in the industry. Notes include sparkling Calabrian bergamot, luxurious Absolute of Tuberose, and narcissus. ($690 for 100 ml)

By Kilian Paris Angels’ Share—Inspired by a 1920s speakeasy?

By Kilian Paris Angels’ Share is a Fragrance Foundation Packaging Award Finalist. This elegant, refillable bottle pays tribute to Kilian Hennessy’s cognac-making family. ‘Angel’s Share’ is the portion of distilled spirits lost to evaporation while aging in a barrel. The weighted bottle’s light-reflecting glass resembles a luxurious art-deco-inspired drinking glass. It is engraved with the brand’s ‘K’ motif. White serigraphy decorates the gold diamond-shaped plaque. ($195 for 50 ml)

Fragrance Foundation Packaging Finalist—Tom Ford Rose Prick

Tom Ford Rose Prick is up for a Fragrance Foundation Packaging Award. Did a chess game in Tom Ford’s private rose garden inspire this fragrance—and bottle? Tom Ford Rose Prick features a trio of Rose de Mai from Grasse, Turkish, and Bulgarian rose. The ‘prick’ comes from fiery pepper, tumeric, and Indonesian patchouli. The matte pink and black bottle “has the sleek architectural look of a chess piece,” the brand states. ($475 for 100 ml)

Fragrance Foundation Packaging Finalist—Frederic Malle 20th Anniversary Bottle

Frederic Malle 20th Anniversary Bottle is in the running for a Fragrance Foundation Packaging Award. This celebratory bottle is ‘wrapped’ in a decorative pattern featuring the names and launch dates of past perfumes, year launched, and perfumer’s name. It is designed to ‘tell the story of 20 years of total creative freedom,’ Malle states. Sold for a limited time, with several of the brand’s fragrances. (price varies)

Fragrance Foundation Packaging Finalist—Christian Louboutin Loubirouge

Christian Louboutin Loubirouge is a Fragrance Foundation Packaging Finalist. Paying tribute to the iconic stiletto with its signature red-lacquered sole, Loubirouge has a globe-shaped cap to spotlight the mini shoe, produced in zamac. The Oriential spicy juice is housed in a red bottle, and both are inspired by a glamorous Parisian cabaret. ($300 for 90 ml)

By Marie Redding, Senior Editor 05.13.21

Here’s a look at the five finalists—in the slideshow above—up for a Fragrance Foundation Packaging of the Year Award in the Luxury category.

What was the inspiration for each bottle design?

Cognac—at a 1920s speakeasy
Paris and Fashion
Sea creatures
Playing chess in a rose garden filled with thorns?
—and one fragrance brand’s history.

See them in the slideshow above.

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