As I’ve slowed down this season in preparation for Baby Bowman, I’ve been much more of a consumer than a creator when it comes to Christmas gift guides. I’ve enjoyed the change, but have to confess that I’ve definitely noticed certain items repeated over and over. Not a bad thing, by any means, but I found myself wanting to see a bit more… I don’t know… seasonal sparkle?
Today, I came across the most fabulous, over-the-top pair of pearl-embellished slippers. What can I say – I was immediately inspired to scour the web for other equally fun, budget-breaking Christmas list ideas.
Now please read this disclaimer: this is not what I would consider a realistic list by any means. You won’t find ideas for incredibly practical pieces in this ten-item roundup.
Rather, I hope this collection of pretty, fabulous things is fun to consume and browse. I mean… a $1,000+ feather dress? Perhaps not practical, but fun to daydream about!
I hope you enjoy!
- pink silk scarf // I love a big scarf. Wear it around your shoulders, as a fun little top or accessorize your favorite bag! However you choose to use it, this color palette is what my dreams are made of and sure to put a smile on your face.
- chartreuse hair bow // The prettiest hair bow I’ve seen yet. The only question is, which color?
- pink top // This high neckline, paired with bow detailing and a fabulous pink fabric, is nothing short of oh-la-la inducing. Why not pair it with these bow heels for extra fun?!
- blue bow teddy coat // Can’t you just picture Eloise, all-grown-up, waltzing through the Plaza in this coat? I just discovered the designer, MME.Mink, and am obsessed!
- pearl slippers // The shoes that started it all. If you have $425 to spend on fun slippers, better make them these!
- multi colored martini glasses // Liven up your wedding registry or wet bar with this gorgeous, rainbow set! (And then invite me over come February when I can enjoy a cocktail with you!)
- white feather mini dress // Calling bouji brides everywhere. Two words: getaway dress. Need I say more?!
- gold scalloped frame // I wouldn’t feel great about spending $100 on a beautiful picture frame for myself, but should someone gift it (with a photo of Flynn inside for good measure) I’d be beside myself! So gorgeous.
- chanel “merry rose” lip gloss // The only under $50 item you’ll find on this list, this lip gloss is my holy grail. If you’ve followed me for a while, you know I swear by this shade and will include it on every gift list I create forever and ever. Amen.
- crystal gucci booties // I splurged on these booties a few weeks ago… and I have to tell you. ZERO regrets. These booties are incredibly comfortable, so fun and make my endless rotation of maternity leggings + oversized sweaters pop a bit more! I ended up sizing up one full size, but I think that’s due to my expanding feet. #pregnancyproblems
Now I have to ask, what is one bouji item on your Christmas list? (Whether that list is real or imaginary is of no importance!)
Love from the Lonestar State,
Kate
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The pearl-embellished slippers genuinely caught my eye—$425 is wild, but I get the appeal of a statement piece that’s actually wearable. What strikes me about this list is how unapologetically indulgent it is; there’s something refreshing about skipping the “practical gift guide” formula entirely. The Chanel lip gloss earns its spot as the sole affordable item, and I appreciate that you’re honest about your holy grail versus the pure fantasy pieces. I browse wordle answers today for daily puzzle answers, and there’s a similar energy to that—sometimes you just want something fun and low-stakes to engage with.
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The picture frame with a meaningful photo is an interesting contrast to the feather dress and statement slippers. Even in an intentionally extravagant, imaginary wish list, that detail brings the recipient back into the choice. A companion list built around those same colors and textures at different price points could be a fun way to turn the daydream into inspiration.