39 Non-Fashion Gifts Replica Handbag Store Editors Want This Year Inline
Photographed by Robert Fairer, Vogue, January 20031/30
Photo: Courtesy of ajmadison.com2/30Sally Singer
This one is easy for me. I want a Smeg stove for my apartment. I used to have a 1932 Magic Chef, which collapsed dramatically nearly three years ago. For three years I have been cooking daily on a countertop camping stove. I desperately want to have three burners and to be able to bake again!
Smeg Victoria 36-inch freestanding gas range, $4,499,
ajmadison.com
Photo: Courtesy of abeodedina.com3/30Chioma Nnadi
A painting by Nigerian artist Abe Odelina is on my wish list—he has a show in London right now and I’m completely in love with his work. In fact, if Santa doesn’t gift me one, I think I’ll treat myself.
Oil the Wheels, Abe Odelina, price upon request, for information: abeodedina.com
Photo: Courtesy of rstyle.me; Courtesy of amazon.com4/30Jorden Bickham
First, a very on-theme coloring book that my son and I can enjoy. And second, I can’t seem to bring myself to spend $200 on a coffeemaker but don’t mind spending $4.50 every day on coffee . . . you do the math . . . Santa, please!
Behmor Brazen Plus 5393 temperature-control coffeemaker, $200, bedbathandbeyond.com; Vogue Colors A to Z: A Fashion Coloring Book, $12, amazon.com
Photo: (Clockwise from top right) Courtesy of wi-ch.com; Courtesy of rstyle.me5/30Alessandra Codinha
A dehydrator, which I read about in one of our stories (candy beets!) and now am obsessed with. Also: Art is always a good idea. I want a Winston Chmielinski painting. Scratch that, I want five.
Excalibur food dehydrator, $225, amazon.com; How to See Straight, Winston Chmielinski, price upon request
wi-ch.com
Photo: Courtesy of svenskttenn.se6/30Celia Ellenberg
Bolts of Josef Frank fabric from Svenskt Tenn in Stockholm to resurrect my husband's beloved upholstered rocker, which belonged to his grandfather and has been in storage for years. (Also needed: someone to help me correctly convert meters into the yardage necessary to cover the whole chair!)
Textile Aralia by Josef Frank, $150,
svenskttenn.se
Photo: Courtesy of scullyandscully.com7/30Virginia Van Zanten
I’ve been eyeing a set of Richard Ginori Oriente Italiano china for years. Maybe it’s time to start cobbling together a collectsion, starting with a platter, serving bowl, or just a few lowly salad plates. The only difficulty is choosing between the Malachite and Pervinca colorways.
Richard Ginori Oriente Italiano, from $75, scullyandscully.com
Photo: Courtesy of scullyandscully.com8/30Kelly Connor
I desperately need a new Kindle!
Kindle Voyage E-reader, $200,
amazon.com
Photo: (Clockwise from top right) Courtesy of sothebys.com; Courtesy of pelotoncycle.com9/30Emma Elwick-Bates
Before moving to America, spinning around was something I only associated with Kylie Minogue. But now I am obsessed by metrics thanks to Peloton, so one of its bikes would be an interactive indulgence under the Christmas tree.
Also: I would love one of the behind-the-scenes Cecil Beaton photographs from cult classic Performance (on sale at Sotheby’s). Love the self-referential collision of these two worlds at such a transitional yet glittering time. As Beaton said of Jagger,“Like the Mona Lisa, he knows everything, has seen everything.”
Peloton The Peloton bike, $1,995, pelotoncycle.com; Performance by Cecil Beaton, price upon request,
sothebys.com
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of leesa.com; Courtesy of shhhsilk.com; Courtesy of kohls.com10/30Emily Farra
While my boyfriend looked for a new mattress at Leesa last weekend, I became weirdly obsessed with its quilted blanket. It’s supersoft and wouldn’t shed everywhere like my fuzzy throws! Also on my list (because apparently I’ve only got sleep and relaxation on the brain): a satin pillowcase, which won’t dry out my hair or skin, and an oil diffuser.
Leesa The Leesa blanket, $149, leesa.com; ShhhSilk single silk pillowcase, $79, shhhsilk.com; Stradler Form jasmine aroma diffuser, $60, kohls.com
Photo: Courtesy of rstyle.me11/30Lindsey Underwood
Julia Turshen’s new cookbook, Small Victories, which is all about home cooking, is on my wish list this Christmas. She’s coauthored many well-known cookbooks with the likes of Mario Batali and Gwyneth Paltrow, but this one is all her. While much of my reading has gone digital, there’s still something pleasurable about holding a cookbook. I’d love to add this one to my collectsion.
Small Victories: Recipes, Advice + Hundreds of Ideas for Home Cooking Triumphs by Julia Turshen, $22, amazon.com
Photo: Courtesy of rstyle.me12/30Anna-Lisa Yabsley
It’s best not to ask questions, but for some strange reason I am obsessed with Marvis toothpaste. Aside from the random flavors that shouldn’t (but definitely do) work, the packaging exports me to a place far, far away. Perhaps a James Bond–esque chalet in Cortina, or better still, the Grand Budapest Hotel. Bottom line, I can’t get enough of the stuff. I wouldn’t say I “desperately need” it in my life, but it sure would make those mornings and evenings that extra bit enjoyable! And if you think I’m overreacting, check out the company’s website.
Marvis toothpaste, $11, birchbox.com
Photo: Courtesy of trimshopsb.com13/30Mackenzie Wagoner
Political, social, and ecological wishes aside, I am keeping my little fingers crossed until Christmas for a custom Ryan Lovelace v.Bowls surfboard. These hand-shaped beauties are the couture equivalent of surfboards—Lovelace is one of the last remaining hand-shapers in the world and also happens to carve the greatest mid-length boards ever made. I think we’d have a beautiful future together, me and that v.Bowls.
Ryan Lovelace v.Bowls surfboard, from $1,095, for information: trimshopsb.com
Photo: Courtesy of theline.com14/30Sarah Fischer
I’ve been coveting this magazine rack for so long. The perfect addition to my apartment and also a great place to store my magazine collectsion.
Carl Aubock magazine rack, $1,250, theline.com
Photo: Courtesy of barnesandnoble.com15/30Janelle Okwodu
I would love a copy of Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Dekalog on Blu-Ray. I never got the original DVD box set from ages ago and would love to spend the majority of my holiday appreciating the full series and following the trajectory of Artur Barciś in all his incarnations.
Dekalog, $75,
barnesandnoble.com
Photo: Courtesy of smythson.com16/30Zoe Ruffner
One of my New Year’s resolutions is to send out more thank-you notes in 2017. I love the small gold scarab on these Smythson cards.
Smythson Scarab Beetle correspondence cards, $45,
smythson.com
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of matouk.com; Courtesy of williams-sonoma.com; Courtesy of matouk.com; Courtesy of rstyle.me17/30Anny Choi
I just got myself a beautiful new set of sheets . . . now I am desperately in need of a luxe duck down comforter and pillows! Also a cheese plate for when I host book club.
Matouk Montreux standard pillow, $167, matouk.com; Williams-Sonoma marble rectangular board, $60,
williams-sonoma.com; Matouk Montreux twin comforter, $423,
matouk.com; Williams-Sonoma copper cheese knives, set of 3, $40,
williams-sonoma.com
Photo: Courtesy of rstyle.me18/30Alexis Tiganila
There’s nothing I love more than a great art book—this Vetements one especially. It’s perfect for flipping through when looking for inspiration.
Vetements 2: Summercamp Book, $55,
nordstrom.com
Photo: Courtesy of store.moma.org19/30Patricia Garcia
I have my eye on this sleek yet environmentally friendly trash bin. Not only is it great for recycling and composting, but it’ll also help to organize all those cardboard boxes and glass bottles that keep piling up on my kitchen counter.
Totem Intelligent Waste System by Pearson Lloyd, 2014, $250,
moma.org
Photo: Courtesy of antikbar.co.uk (2)20/30Luke Leitch
Vintage travel posters are beautiful fragments from the analog age and still not too crazily expensive. My current wants include these two beauties. So Santa, if you're reading Vogue again . . .
Antikbar vintage New York World Fair–1939, $413, antikbar.co.uk; Antikbar vintage Australia, $3,182,
antikbar.co.uk
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of manduka.com; Courtesy of sears.com; Courtesy of rstyle.me21/30Steff Yotka
What I really want this holiday season is a new yoga mat, a balance ball to replace my desk chair, and a Himalayan salt lamp for my apartment. Considering all the bad vibes in the world right now, I’m doing everything in my power to cultivate good ones in my life.
Manduka the Manduka pro-accord, $124, manduka.com; Gaiam balance ball chair, $79, sears.com; Urban Outfitters Himalayan salt lamp, $34,
urbanoutfitters.com
Photo: Courtesy of getheadstrong.org; Courtesy of donatenow.networkforgood.org (2)22/30Edward Barsamian
2016 was a pretty tumultuous year, but there’s always room to improve it, even at the end. The non-fashion gift I’m giving (and hoping to receive)? Donations to various charities, which include Born Free, the Headstrong Project, and New Yorkers for Children.
Donate to the Headstrong Project; Donate to Born Free; Donate to New Yorkers for Children
Photo: Courtesy of recreational.ice.edu23/30Alexandra Gurvitch
Wine classes at the Institute of Culinary Education, because my dream is to become a sommelier.
Institute of Culinary Education Wine Essentials course, $495, ice.edu
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of tokyobikenyc.com; Courtesy of bhphotovideo.com24/30Sophia Li
A Leica Q camera has always been the ultimate dream. But rent > camera equipment. Also this Kask helmet to go along with my new bike! Who says safety can’t be minimalist chic?
Kask helmet, $239, tokyobikenyc.com; Leica Q digital camera, $4,250,
bhphotovideo.com
Photo: Courtesy of rstyle.me25/30Alexandra Macon
I really want a backgammon board. There’s nothing better than playing a game by the fire on winter nights, and I’d really love a board that can be passed down from generation to generation. Aerin Lauder has a great one . . .
Aerin Shagreen backgammon set, $2,500,
shopspring.com
Photo: Courtesy of shop.noguchi.org26/30Zachary Schwartz
I would love an Akari by Noguchi lamp! They’re beautiful, delicate, and complement any space. The Noguchi Museum is one of my favorite places in New York City, and every time I visit I’m tempted to buy one for myself.
Akari by Noguchi table lamp, $105,
noguchi.org
Photo: Courtesy of sabahar.com27/30Chloe Malle
I would love a set of napkins from Sabahar, which makes all of its fair trade products from handspun Ethiopian cotton and silk. Also, Ethiopian Christmas is on January 7, so technically I could get these for myself a little late and still be on time by their standards!
Sabahar cotton napkins, price upon request, for information: sabahar.com
Photo: Courtesy of rstyle.me28/30Lauren Mechling
I am hankering for a DVD of Kiki’s Delivery Service, an animated film I have yet to see but know I’ll be mad for—and that isn’t available on streaming. It’s about a lonely teenage girl who flies around the world on a broomstick, along with her talking cat. I recently saw My Neighbor Totoro, another magical film by the same director, Hayao Miyazaki.
Kiki’s Delivery Service, from $23, amazon.com
Photo: Courtesy of apple.com29/30Sara Jendusa
Even though I can’t legally fly it in New York City, I still really want/need a drone.
DJI Phanton 4 camera drone, $1,200,
apple.com
Photo: Courtesy of corvin.com30/30Gregory Kilian
Coravin wine system. I have always wanted one and would definitely use it if I had one, but I don’t see myself buying one anytime soon. Great criteria for a good gift.
Coravin The Ultimate Wine Lover’s Gift, $500,
coravin.com
