December 2010
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Deena & Ozzy Glitter Oxford
The classic (and super stylish) oxford gets kicked up a notch in this extra-glittery model.
$48 at Urban Outfitters | Buy
(Also available in black.)
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Tory Burch Corbet Glitter Ankle Boot
Four-inch stacked heels and all-over glitter make these boots ideal for the serious glamour girl.
$395 at Neiman Marcus | Buy
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The Artist: Palmer & Son’s Leather Cuff
Palmer and Son’s Leather Cuff No. 12c is handcrafted from bridle leather and beautifully secured with a pin. Each item is custom built for a uniqueness that your man is sure to appreciate.
$65 at Palmer and Sons | Buy
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Grid It! Organizer
With every geek comes a lot of wires and gadgets. Give the gift that keeps giving and help your geek get organized.
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One Line a Day Journal
Petrified by the thought of actual journaling? The format of this book requires just one manageable line a day. You can handle that.
$17 at Paper Source | Buy
(Makes a great gift!)
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Cranberry Pear Infusions
The perfect gourmet gift for the foodies and amateur mixologists on your list, with a karma-boosting benefit: fresh fruit will be donated to food banks with each purchase.
$35 at Donate Fruit | Buy
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Balloon Dog Ornament
Make your tree an homage to modern art, starting with a collection of balloon dogs in festive colors.
$10 at Urban Outfitters | Buy
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Lodis Liquid Mesh Smartphone Case
Practicality meets frivolity: your phone needs to be protected, you must be stylish. The metal mesh on this otherwise utilitarian case does the trick.
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The Outdoorsman: Frost River Summit Pack
Tired of your mountain man’s old and tattered back pack? Replace it with Frost River’s Summit Pack. Its waxed canvas durability and manly details won’t ruin his outdoorsy rep, but tis pack may very well up his “hot rugged” quotient by 100%.
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Turner Owl
Build-A-Bear Workshop will donate to First Book, which supplies low-income families with books, for every snuggable owl sold.
$18 at Build-A-Bear | Buy
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Gorillapod Magnetic
Attaches the camera to just about any surface or object imaginable, ensuring everyone gets to be in the group shot.
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Juicy Couture Tuxedo Legging
Sometimes all-over sequins are just a bit much. This pair of flattering pants has a gorgeous black sequin stripe down the side of each leg.
$138 at Zappos Couture | Buy
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Mid-Century Rocker Chair
Know any design-obsessed expectant parents? Consider this mid-century rocker as a substitute for the gigantic and not-so-stylish glider.
$288 at Urban Outfitters | Buy
(Comes in six colors.)
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Batik Baby Bib
Cute and colorful handmade bibs from Ghana are a useful and unique gift for the littlest ones on your list. The purchase will fund 25 cups of food via The Hunger Site and support women entrepreneurs in Ghana.
$10 at The Hunger Site | Buy
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Angel Tree
No room for a real tree? Want to dress up a countertop or table? Evergreen clashes with your decor? This fluffy feather tree festively solves all these problems.
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Brownie Pan Slice Solution
Perfectly even and perfectly baked, each slice is a bite of chocolate perfection.
$25 at CookinStuff | Buy
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Encyclopedia of the Exquisite
Readers will delight in anecdotes of historical minutia and other lovelies, and the gorgeous cover makes this book clearly gift-worthy.
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That’s A Wrap Robe
With a silky soft texture and rich, vibrant colors, this robe makes loungewear look elegant.
$78 at Anthropologie | Buy
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Whole Leaf Brew In Mug
Some of us prefer tea to coffee. This holiday season, treat the tea-drinker in your life to this lovely and practical brew in mug.
$23 at Paper Source | Buy
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Leather Dog Collar & Leash
Happy Holidays to the most stylish pooch on the block. This handmade leather set is Fair Trade produced by displaced women in Peru who benefit from the proceeds.
$38 at Global Goods Partners | Buy
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