While the Fragrance Foundation Awards may be postponed this year, the allure of years past remains.

The finalists for the categories were announced via webinar, a first for the Fragrance Foundation.

The Foundation’s biggest honors — and biggest moneymaker — are getting the webinar treatment.

Hamilton, the group president of acquisitions at L’Oréal USA, was inducted into the Circle of Champions.

Tom Ford was inducted into the Hall of Fame, Chanel and Marc Jacobs took home multiple trophies and chairman Jerry Vittoria warned of waning category sales in the U.S.

Logo-loving Millennials are driving a new generation of growth in the designer fragrance category.

Laura Slatkin, whom the Fragrance Foundation is honoring as Game Changer, has helped create the booming home fragrance category.

Annette Green, president emeritus of the Fragrance Foundation, is ready to revolutionize how consumers interact with scent.

The Fragrance Foundation honored beauty entrepreneur Mona Kattan.

KKW, Chanel and Kilian are among the finalists.

His beauty empire is rooted in fragrance and launched in 2007 with Black Orchid.

“Spritzing to Success” shows how the industry veteran navigated through social and cultural changes in the early Sixties to help develop the fragrance business into a multibillion dollar industry.

While still a tiny part of the overall fragrance market, natural scents are also the fastest-growing, posting a 32 percent sales gain for 2017 led by newcomers like the four Cali-based brands here. 

After three years of sluggish growth, scent sales are starting to pick up as Millennials discover the appeal of the category.

This year’s Fragrance Foundation honorees represent the lasting power of creativity and quality in a quickly changing category.