Not to create a panic or anything, but Christmas shopping season (online, at least) is nearly over. The whole gang here at PurseBlog has spent the past month scouring the web for the best and a lot of giftable (that’s not a word, but we’re going to call it a word for now, ok?) items for people who love luxury accessories as much as we do. Naturally, in the course of all that searching, we’ve come across some stuff that we wouldn’t mind finding under our own trees.
Megs and I will both be sharing our personal holiday wish lists with you, and I’m up first. Below, you’ll find a selection of the things I’d a lot of love to receive this Christmas, or, alternately, a good start on your PurseBlog Amanda costume for next Halloween. If I remind you of your niece or someone, well, now you know what to get her. (If you don’t like her that much, proceed directly to the lipstick portion of this guide. It’s the least expensive thing on the list.)
Proeza Schouler Holographic PS11
$2115 by means of Luisa by means of Roma
We’ve already discussed this PS11 at length today, but I cannot emphasize enough how much I absolutely adore it. A handbag that makes me feel like this one only comes along maybe once annually or two, and I would love to have it in my closet.
Givenchy Haircalf Antigona
Currently sold Out
This version of the Antigona may end up being my One That got Away – I waited too long and now it’s sold out everywhere. but hey, this is a list of wishes, right?
ASOS curve tank With Embellishment
$70 by means of ASOS
I’m in the process of getting in better shape, and in the meantime, that indicates that I typically find myself searching high and low for options that are even vaguely fashionable, typically in vain. nearly all of my favorite things in my wardrobe come from ASOS Curve, which I think is easily the best, a lot of trendy plus size line going ideal now. I’d love to pair this beautifully in-depth tunic with a whole host of things in my closet.
Miu Miu Crystal-Heel Suede Moccasins
$650 by means of Nordstrom
I have a severe love for Miu Miu’s embellished oxfords, loafers and other flats, and this pair would make a charming addition to my collection.
Eddie Borgo Pink Lotus Cone Bracelet
$375 by means of Neiman Marcus
My favorite type of jewelry is that which one cannot wear to the airport, and Eddie Borgo’s signature cones, re-imagined in a incredibly modern multichrome finish, very well might be considered a prohibited weapon.
Tom Ford Santal Blue Eau de Parfum
$205 by means of Nordstrom
I’ve been stalking this perfume considering that a scent-addicted pal pertained to check out me in August. I’ve been to Bergdorfs to get it twice and balked both times. It’s exactly the kind of thing I would love to receive as a gift, mostly because then I don’t have to fret about spending $200 on a tiny bottle of perfume.
Yves Saint Laurent Arty Ring
$290 by means of Net-a-Porter
I’ve always admired the Arty Ring, and now that it’s being discontinued (GRRRR. Hedi Slimane! spoiling everything.), now’s the time finally to get one. Well, to receive one, hopefully. This rose gold-plated version with hunter green glass is easily my favorite of all time.
Chanel Rouge allure velvet Lipcolor in L’Exquise
$32.50 by means of Neiman Marcus
Over the last year, I’ve turned into a lipstick addict, and a deep, blue-based red is my favorite way to go. Chanel’s Rouge allure lines are unquestionably my favorite lipsticks – the colors are incredibly pigmented, the formula is extraordinary and the click-up packaging is the best in the business. Plus, who doesn’t want a little bit of Chanel in her stocking?
Valentino Rockstud Noir Crystal Flats
$995 by means of Neiman Marcus
Fun fact: because of a sports injury from a lot more than a decade ago, I can’t wear high heels. I mourn that fact every day, but I try to make myself feel better by stocking up on the best flats available. I normally like oxfords or loafers, but these skimmers are so best for me – black on black on black is my favorite color combination, after all – that I’m not even concerned about the shape.
