Designer items for the home, original accessories and stylish clothes for winter… 20 last minute gift ideas. Dior, Louis Vuitton, Instax, La Quincaillerie Moderne, Bottega Veneta, Acne, Monsieur Simone.
Christmas is approaching, preparations are underway, the base of the tree is less and less visible, but a few gifts are still missing. Here are some last minute gift ideas.
Some are very clear about what they want to see under the tree, others less so. Trying to find the perfect idea, time marches on, and here we are empty-handed, just a few days before the New Year. Luckily, there are ideas that are both original, personal, and timeless to offer to everyone in your life, from the loved one to the colleague you choose to Secret Santa at work.
Not because we’re buying a gift in a last-minute rush that it can’t be meaningful or last over time. Jewelry is a great example of this. You might think of a crystal and 18-carat gold choker from Tory Burch or a brass and silver brooch in the shape of a rose, the flower of the season on the catwalks. Those who like a fun touch will be delighted to offer an embroidered brochure from Macon & Lesquoy in the style of a Bic four-color pen. So many accessories that add a unique touch to an outfit.
Staying in season, you can also get pieces that keep you warm without compromising on style. Like a sugar-blue Roxy ski suit that hits the slopes in style, a Skall Studio merino wool sweater in the hottest color of the moment, or cotton boots that look like socks; comfortable and elegant trompe-l’oeil by Bottega Veneta.
Designer gift
Christmas gifts that warm the interior are also in a good place. You can spice up your living space with a designer piece such as the legendary Togo armchair by Ligne Roset or a lighting fixture as distinctive as the contemporary, two-tone painted aluminum pendant light. Otherwise, a photo is always a safe bet. Ateliers Saint-Lazare offers framed prints that invite you to travel. A theme dear to Louis Vuitton that we find in all his collections, like in his Fashion Eye series of books. The collection explores cities and regions through the lens of fashion photographers like Victor Diop, who looks at Deauville as he does Dakar. In keeping with the spirit of the beautiful book, Givenchy offers a book that looks back at all of the brand’s fashion shows from 1952 to 2023. A series of attentions that will leave a great impression.
Source: Le Figaro
