Hopefully you've gotten the bulk of your holiday shopping done by now — but if you haven't, fear not: I have plenty of ideas for you in my gift guides. Check out my roundup of picks for your family members below, and happy shopping!
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care with hopes that they'd soon be stuffed with good fare. Good lil boys and girls race to their oversized velvet socks to see what small treats Santa has left them. They may not know the drill yet, but wee ones deserve just as much loot as their older counterparts. Here are some useful yet cute gifts that are suited for stuffing.
If you want to give twice the gift, go with an item that donates its proceeds to charity. We've found five presents that will delight, all while helping people in need. Of course, you can always consider a donation to a charity of your choice. But if you're looking for stocking stuffers that will do some good, just keep reading.
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Still looking for that special gift? Peep this exotic Leighelena Lizard Jigsaw Bracelet ($67). We're in lust with the reptilian print and snazzy gold clasp. What's with the puzzle trend? First Nicole Richie, now jewelry . . .
Yesterday we showed you some inventive gift ideas inspired by TV's leading men for the men in your life. Today, it's all about the ladies. Celebrity stylist Marcellas Reynolds breaks down what leading ladies from The City’s Whitney Port to Mad Men’s Betty Draper would want. Hope this helps with last-minute shopping ideas!
Our holiday gift guides are in full force — look out for last-minute ideas soon. In the meantime, peruse our most popular gift guides below. As always, happy shopping.
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We've been cranking out Fab Gift Guides for everyone in your life. But here we have celebrity stylist Marcellas Reynolds dishing out gift ideas based on TV's coolest characters — you know Gossip Girl's Chuck Bass is in there, as well as Mad Men’s Don Draper and True Blood’s Bill Compton. And, if all else fails, I recommend a quick and easy universal gift pick.
A $3,000 custom Proenza Schouler surfboard! As you know, I officially embraced surfing this year and sucked it up in the cold Pacific waters — wetsuit, booties, hoodie, and all. If I had the chance to ride this Proenza Schouler Wave Print Short Board ($2,995), I wouldn't hesitate dawn patrol. Any inhibitions would be thrown to the wind, thanks to fashion.
I should have seen this coming, after its sea-dipped Spring collection. A slick wave print sits atop a epoxy resin finish, and those red fins are pretty saucy. All hail this exclusive collaboration by Kirna Zabete and Proenza Schouler in cooperation with Shire Board Company.
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Still looking for the perfect gift for your mom, sister, or BFF? How about these Horchow Red Silk Python Travel Accessories? The travel pouch and cosmetic case are $32 each, while the lingerie bag and jewelry roll are $68 a piece. They're sold separately, so you can get one or all. The fiery red hue will definitely catch the eye of your favorite gal!
Be sure to check out all the PopSugar Network's 2009 holiday gift guides!
My pal Eddie Ross never ceases to impress me with his creative styling skills. Earlier this week he was making ornaments out of thrifted men's plaid shirts for Kathie Lee's house which took preppy chic to the next level, and now he's moved on to Christmas wrapping paper.
His latest project is spray-painted lace wrapping paper, made from simple and affordable white wrapping paper (or kraft paper), spray paint, and sheets of inexpensive lace fabric. Check out this video of Eddie giving the full DIY instructions to a crowd at the Virginia Historical Society, and read his post for more tips on the project. Still stumped on what gifts to put inside those pretty boxes? Check out Eddie's go-to holiday gift ideas.
