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The Award Categories
For Women
- Best Fragrance
- Best New Fragrance
- Best Fragrance for Day Wear
- Best Fragrance for Evening Wear
- Best Fragrance Packaging
- Best niche, independent, artisanal or boutique fragrance
- Best designer, mainstream or fine fragrance
- Best mass-market, drugstore, budget or direct-sell fragrance
- Best Celebrity Fragrance
For Men
- Best Fragrance
- Best New Fragrance
- Best Fragrance for Day Wear
- Best Fragrance for Evening Wear
- Best Fragrance Packaging
- Best niche, independent, artisanal or boutique fragrance
- Best designer, mainstream or fine fragrance
- Best mass-market, drugstore, budget or direct-sell fragrance
- Best Celebrity Fragrance
Other
Other Basenotes Awards:
- The 8th Annual Basenotes Awards
- The Seventh Annual Basenotes Awards
- The Sixth Annual Basenotes Awards
- The Fifth Annual Basenotes Awards
- Basenotes Men's Fragrance and Grooming Awards 2004
- The Basenotes Fragrance and Grooming Awards 2002
- The Basenotes Men's Fragrance & Grooming Awards 2001
- The Basenotes Men's Grooming Awards 2000
- Awards Index
The Seventh Annual Basenotes Awards
Best Women's Fragrance Packaging: Chinatown by Bond No. 9
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Silver Award: Angel by Thierry Mugler
Bronze Award: Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf
After two years of No.5 winning this one, it is pushed out of the top three to be replaced by Bond No.9's ornate China Town, Mugler's starry Angel and V&R's Grenade-like Flowerbomb.
The Finalists...
- Angel by Thierry Mugler
- Black Orchid by Tom Ford
- Chinatown by Bond No. 9
- Délices de Cartier by Cartier
- Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf
- Kingdom by Alexander McQueen
- L by Lolita Lempicka
- Lolita Lempicka by Lolita Lempicka
- No. 5 by Chanel
- Princess by Vera Wang
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