Do You Have a Picky Fashion Friend? Here Are 68 Gift Ideas I Think They'd Love


Congrats on hitting the holiday gift guide jackpot! The headline says it all: Below, there really are 68 gifts that your fashion friend or family member will absolutely adore. I've been told more than once that I can be intimidating to shop for. What do you get for someone with selective style besides a gift card? The answer can be found below. The 68 gift ideas fit a wide range of budgets, with some options less than $50 and others more than $500. I've included editor-favorite bags from Coach and Ssense, super-soft knitwear from Gap and Old Navy, insulated outerwear from The North Face and Levi's—the list goes on (and on, and on). There is a lot to shop, so you'd better get scrolling.
$250 and Under
This first category is stacked with items that I would buy for myself. The luxe Ugg mules, Ganni tote bag, Bombas socks, and cashmere scarf are among my personal favorites. But if these aren't calling your name, don't worry—there are 26 under-$250 options to choose from.


GANNI
Vichy Check Large Tote

&Daughter
Gray Fionn Cashmere Foulard Scarf

Levi's
Everyday Bomber With Faux Shearling Collar

Tory Burch
Kira Chevron Quilted Leather Card Case

Tory Burch
Virginia Cylinder Shoulder Bag

Staud
Canal Knit Scarf Top

Levi's
Kasey Sherpa Pullover

Levi's
Wells Utility Insulated Jacket

Bombas
Merino Cashmere Blend Fine Rib Calf Sock 3-Pack

Breda
Virgil Leather Watch

Coach
New York Motif Chain Bag Charm

coach
Brooklyn Shoulder Bag 23


coach
Leather Tech Gloves

Levi's
Barstow Western Corduroy Shirt

Bombas
Saturday Suede Slip-On

Bombas
Sunday Mule Slipper

Banana Republic
Italian Alpaca-Blend Sweater Polo

Levi's
Quilted Depot Jacket With Corduroy Collar

Breda
Jane Tethered Watch

The North Face
Hydrenalite Down Jacket


The North Face
Yumiori Off Peak ½-Zip Jacket

Jared
Juliette Maison Natural Citrine Baguette Bar Ring 10k Yellow Gold

The North Face
Thermoball Jacket
$50 and Under
This category is what I call the "little something" gifts. I've included a pointelle balaclava, flannel pajamas, and a pair of ankle boots from Old Navy that look like they cost $250. There are many more cute things below. See for yourself.

Free People
Edith Bandana

Free People
Cozy Pointelle Balaclava

EVEREVE
Mixed Shoe Lace Pack

Gap
Cashsoft Crew Sweater

Gap
Cashsoft Quarter-Zip Pullover Sweater


Gap
Adult Softest Flannel Pj Shirt

EVEREVE
Campbell Cord Necklace

Gap
Adult Softest Flannel Pj Pants

EVEREVE
Vivianna Geo Bandana

Old Navy
Medium Carrie Tote Bag

Knix
Modal Rib Long Sleeve Henley


CAKES body
Sticky Cakes Circles

Old Navy
Low-Heel Booties

EVEREVE
Annette Statement Earring

Banana Republic
Reversible Brushed Wool-Cashmere Beanie


Old Navy
Mary Jane Ballet Flats

Banana Republic
Brushed Wool-Cashmere Fingerless Gloves

Charles & Keith
Janie Quilted Card Holder

Charles & Keith
Knotted-Flower Charm

Old Navy
Square-Toe Block Heel Boot
$500 and Up
It wouldn't be a proper gift guide without a few high-end options. Leather boots, bags, and coats make up the majority of the following 19 items, but don't skip over the nylon sneakers from Dries Van Noten or the Maximillian shearling hat.

St. Agni
Belt Detail Tote

Dries Van Noten
Nylon Sneakers

Maximilian
Maximilian Leather Croc Stamped Jacket

James Allen
East-West Bezel Solitaire Bead Chain Necklace With 1 CTW Oval Cut Lab-Grown Diamond

COACH
Tabby Shoulder Bag 26 With Crystal Beaded Fringe


Tory Burch
Romy Pebbled Leather Tote Bag

Staud
Harlow Leather Knee-High Riding Boots

Michael Kors
Wool Blend Peacoat

Tory Burch
Mini Fleming Suede Hobo Bag

James Allen
East-West Bezel Beaded Ring With 0.5 CTW Oval Cut Lab-Grown Diamond

COACH
Tabby Shoulder Bag 26 With Quilting

Tory Burch
Small Pierced Calf Hair Shoulder Bag

Maximilian
Maximilian Leather Jacket

Staud
Sebastian Leather Knee-High Boots

Michael Kors
Stretch Wool Flannel Double-Breasted Blazer

Coach
Heritage C Cropped Blouson Jacket

Michael Kors
Kirsty Leather Slipper

COACH
Large Kisslock Frame Bag
Originally published by whowhatwear.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Vanity Fair Fashion.




