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Women are the vital force driving the fashion industry, yet female designers continue to face underrepresentation. In this feature, thirteen outstanding female designers share their experiences of how their identities shape their work and their efforts to bring about change. From Madeleine Vionnet’s revolutionary bias cut to Coco Chanel’s flowing pants and Norma Kamali’s innovative sportswear, female designers have made significant contributions to fashion. However, alongside practical and comfort-oriented designs, there are also those who create elaborate and whimsical fashion-as-art, such as Rei Kawakubo and Iris van Herpen.
While female designers have diverse approaches, they are consistently underrepresented in the upper echelons of the industry. To commemorate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, ELLE interviewed designers leading their brands to discuss their inspirations, the influence of their gender identity on their work, and the steps the fashion industry can take to address the gender imbalance.
For some designers, being a woman shapes their approach to fashion. Tory Burch highlights the intuition and problem-solving skills of women designers, emphasizing the importance of balancing realness with creativity. Silvia Venturini Fendi believes that her experiences as a woman inform her designs and contribute to breaking down strictly male codes in menswear. Maria Grazia Chiuri of Dior is fascinated by the idea of using clothes to fashion one’s identity, recognizing their dual role as decorative and empowering tools.
Designers like Gabriela Hearst, Batsheva Hay, and Laura Kim design with a deep understanding of women’s bodies and their evolving needs. They prioritize framing and empowering women rather than restricting them. Simone Rocha finds personal experiences and designing for women to be interconnected, while Aurora James stresses the importance of supporting and uplifting female talent through initiatives like her nonprofit, Fifteen Percent Pledge.
The fashion industry can contribute to nurturing and promoting female talent by replicating the support structures that have benefited designers like Aurora James. Hearst emphasizes the importance of empowering women and involving them in leadership positions to address the pressing issues faced by society. Supporting designers outside the major fashion capitals, providing resources for working parents, and challenging the narrative of a lack of female creative directors are additional steps that can be taken to foster female talent and achieve greater gender equality in the industry.
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Though New York Fashion Week started off at a balmy 50 degrees Fahrenheit, by the final show, guests had endured a snowstorm and below-freezing temperatures. And we know that New York City is constantly evolving, and one of the contributing factors is the daring and unique fashion trends.
Dress for warmth, or break out a great-but-impractical outfit? It’s the question every editor, buyer, and influencer asked themselves as they left their house for a stacked schedule of shows. But the street style photos proved that those with (great) boots on the ground found a happy, stylish medium with furry jackets.
The style was everywhere this season. And the bold outerwear choice was styled in every which way. It’s a simple way to add texture to any look, which is why it made all of our favorite looks pop.
The trend is also not just some New York Fashion Week microtrend—it’s everywhere. You see it on the sleek slopes in aprés-ski style, on the Soprano wannabes of TikTok’s mob wife trend, and on the high-society women of Ryan Murphy’s Feud: Capote vs. the Swans.
Below, discover the ways that furry outwear stole this Fashion Week, and shop some of the best styles available while the weather is still cold enough to wear them, no sweat.
Even snowy weather can’t stop guests from arriving at shows in style. This speckled furry coat is a bold topper for a cozy, monochromatic look.
A sleek black furry coat can dress up workwear or a casual weekend outfit. Preppy staples like topsiders and an L.L.Bean tote balance out the inherent formalness of your outerwear.
A furry coat that hits at the navel can still keep you cozy, as Harper’s Bazaar senior fashion editor Tara Gonzalez proves with this bold outfit.
An oversize furry coat is a simple statement topper to throw on over your relaxed staples—say, baggy jeans and a tee.
A Carmela Soprano–coded coat option is one in a bold leopard print. You can use it as the standout element to punch up a more streamlined outfit. Or you can style it with other prints or something metallic (or both!).
Keep it simple with a sleek monochromatic look punctuated by a luxe finishing touch: a furry coat that looks like it could have been borrowed from the closet of Gloria Vanderbilt. Add a pair of cool sneakers to make the look modern.
This showgoer offers a way to style brown and black together, by playing with textures. A thick, furry coat plays nicely with soft separates and sleek leather.
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During the early-mid 2000s, there was a time when New York seemed to be at the epicenter of the fashion world. The internet broke down the barriers of the industry, making once exclusive runways accessible to a wider audience. While fashion centers in Europe resisted this democratization, New York embraced it wholeheartedly. It was a glamorous and star-studded affair, with celebrities in the front row, reality shows, designer collaborations for the mass market, bloggers (to some extent), and the iconic fashion tents. However, this era had its limitations and became somewhat one-dimensional.
Over the years, New York Fashion Week has experienced fragmentation and struggles as it tries to redefine itself. As the European luxury market expands and becomes more expensive, commerciality has become a dominant force. In contrast, in New York, it feels like the opposite effect is taking place.
For emerging and independent labels, building a successful business and turning a profit is an incredibly challenging task, mainly because the industry’s traditional infrastructure doesn’t provide much support for emerging talent. This season, both established and emerging labels exude a gritty determination. It’s a quality that is unique to New York City, born from the city’s demanding and relentless hustle.
The timing is ideal for brands to focus on their own identities. According to McKinsey’s “The State of Fashion 2024” report, brands will need to move away from performance marketing and instead concentrate on nurturing personal and emotional connections with customers.
Willy Chavarria and Hillary Taymour of Collina Strada are two designers who have carved their own paths while also understanding how to expand their reach. Chavarria, in particular, has revolutionized American Ivy prep by making it accessible to those who have traditionally been excluded. He has become a beloved figure in the city, offering a fresh perspective. Chavarria’s skillful tailoring, exemplified by his baggy, flowing wool houndstooth trousers or double-breasted jacket with pronounced shoulders, opens up a world of possibilities for individuals who have felt marginalized in the predominantly white world of Americana fashion. In Willy Chavarria’s United States, clothing reflects reality but is filtered through a lens of fantasy, resulting in a unique blend of the provocative and the practical.
On the contrary, Taymour always approaches things with a sense of humor. In her latest collection, she played with the concept of feminine strength by incorporating mini dresses with padded biceps and shoulders. One model even sported psychedelic print shorts while carrying dumbbells made from kombucha squash instead of traditional weights. As always, Taymour’s casting included a diverse mix of her friends and chosen family, with one woman holding a baby and another visibly pregnant. Taymour has consistently stayed true to her vision and commitment to sustainability. She remains unwavering in her principles and has yet to seek external investment for her brand, which can be found at various retailers ranging from Nordstrom to SSENSE.
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New York, typically known for its grey concrete and towering skyscrapers, has undergone a remarkable transformation. As we dive headfirst into the fall/winter 2024 calendar of New York Fashion Week, fashion-forward individuals have been flocking to the streets outside the shows like moths drawn to a flame. Helmut Lang set the tone, while Peter Do presented his second collection for the brand. Do drew inspiration from the iconic designer’s archives, incorporating playful ‘Chinatown bag’ prints, vibrant orange knits, and even the famous bubble wrap jacket, which Do reimagined in luxurious silk.
At Eckhaus Latta, a movement toward minimalism was evident, delivered with an undeniable sensuality. The collection featured knits that accentuated the body, acid wash garments, and strategically placed slashes that revealed just the right amount of skin. For those seeking the irresistible taste of New York cool, Tommy Hilfiger’s show on the first evening of NYFW was the place to be. The runway showcased the brand’s signature pieces such as crewnecks, varsity jackets, and polo shirts, updated with a preppy and essential twist that perfectly aligned with the chic and modern ambiance of its star-studded front row. Rumor has it that Lily van der Woodsen was spotted among the attendees.
On the streets, fashion enthusiasts embraced the sun’s appearance, bidding farewell to heavy coats and furs and opting for lightweight trenches and tailored blazers instead. Playful layering techniques incorporated various textures and vibrant pops of color. Classic patterns like pinstripes and plaids, along with occasional bows, continued to captivate the fashion crowd.
Explore the most fabulous moments of street style from the fall/winter 2024 cycle of New York Fashion Week below, as captured by Phil Oh, capturing the electrifying buzz surrounding it all.
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The 2024 Grammy, known for its vibrant red carpet, lived up to its reputation at this year ceremony. The event showcased a plethora of lively and captivating outfits, including Taylor Swift’s eye-catching Schiaparelli ensemble with a unique watch-clock choker necklace set to midnight, and Ice Spice’s nostalgic ’90s-inspired Baby Phat outfit. Ahead, the 10 best dressed celebrities at the 2025 Grammys.
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When asked about her custom Courrèges look, which she styled with a Tiffany & Co. necklace depicting two koi fish caught in a kiss, Dua Lipa said she felt “very strong.” And while the deep V-neck gown absolutely looks like something a Barbie would wear while shimmying to “Dance the Night,” it really feels more Joan of Arc than anything. Then again, we’re sure the early feminist would have also been a Barbie stan.
GILBERT FLORES
With custom Margiela and a close-to-God updo, Miley Cyrus is channeling both her own godmother, Dolly Parton, and the godmother of red carpet iconography, Cher. This barely-there gold metal look is made up of hundreds of safety pins and was created for her by John Galliano, who referenced a similar look from his FW 1996 collection. Between this look and the designer’s viral Margiela couture show, 2024 is shaping up to be a comeback of sorts for the designer, who shaped much of the ’90s and early ’00s with theatrical shows that found their way onto the red carpet.
KEVIN MAZUR
Only Taylor Swift could start trending hours before the Grammys just because she changed her profile picture to a black-and-white photo. Fans suspected she was about to announce the highly anticipated Reputation (Taylor’s Version) drop, so when Swift’s website suspiciously went down shortly before the ceremony, she sent Twitter into a spiral. Swifties assumed the singer would be wearing all black—an homage to the Reputation era—but instead, she wore a sculptural white Schiaparelli couture gown with long trains and a high leg slit, black opera gloves, and a watch choker. Of course, fans are dissecting every last detail as we write this—or would be, if they weren’t freaking out about her big announcement.
KAYLA OADDAMS
Back in the 2000s, musicians didn’t necessarily have stylists, and they’d wear Canadian tuxedos, skirts over pants, apple-bottom jeans and boots with the fur with reckless abandon. It was FUN. Leave it to Ice Spice to bring that same kind of energy into 2024 with a Baby Phat denim look trimmed with fuzzy details. She may have been barely a month old when the 2000 Grammys took place, but her looks feels like it could have pulled right from that red carpet.
MATT WINKELMEYER
On the other hand, Spice’s fellow Best New Artist nominee Gracie Abrams went more subtle, in an all-black midriff-baring two-piece set by Chanel. When asked by red carpet host Laverne Cox about it, Abrams said she just wanted to “feel like I was in my own skin—and also match my mom.” Although Abrams and Ice Spice wore two completely different looks, what they shared was a commitment to personal style. Abrams really did look like one of her songs come to life.
FRAZER HARRISON
Olivia Rodrigo channeled Old Hollywood glamor in a white gown speckled in shimmering embellishments. The look was archival Versace from the Spring 1995 collection, originally worn by supermodel Linda Evangelista. Rodrigo consistently has the best vintage pulls, the kind that her Gen Z fans lust after online and would probably write angsty, envious ballads about wishing they owned.
KEVIN MAZUR
You can always expect Laverne Cox not only to style herself, but also to show up in a piece from her own personal archival. Cox is just that fashion girl. For tonight, she wore a Spring/Summer 2015 Comme des Garçons look. She loves it because of what Rei Kawakubo said the collection was meant to represent, which was all about finding the beauty in things that are disturbing.
GILBERT FLORES
The only thing better than winning your first Grammy at 22 years old is winning your first Grammy at 22 years old in custom Versace. Tyla’s asymmetrical pastel-green gown resembled similar pieces from the house’s 2004 collection. But perhaps the most Y2K detail was the way the fabric wrapped around her to expose her hips, upper thighs, and bellybutton ring—the last of which is perhaps the most unexpected early aughts trend to come back.
JOHNNY NUNEZ
Caroline Polachek isn’t known just for her music, but also for the visual world she’s been able to create. Her archival FW 1998 Olivier Theyskens look isn’t just major because it’s major, but also because it also feels completely in tune with her otherworldly universe. With a red lace panel that appears to erupt, creating cracks in her black gown, the look seems like it was made for her, even though it came to be long before she set foot in the studio.
FRAZER HARRISON
Everyone always talks about couples who coordinate their looks—but what could possibly be more iconic than a mommy-and-me Versace moment? Victoria Monét twinned with her daughter, Hazel, who is officially a best-dressed Grammys guest at just two years old.
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The world of fashion is no stranger to surprises. Whether it’s changes in executive leadership, exciting collaboration announcements, or the introduction of new celebrity ambassadors, the industry always keeps us intrigued. One of the most notable recent changes was the appointment of Peter Do as the creative director at Helmut Lang and Sabato De Sarno at Gucci, both showcasing their debut collections during the spring/summer 2024 season.
Beyond the executive level, fashion enthusiasts are also captivated by collaborations that bring together different cultural influences. In 2023, we saw exciting collaborations like Dua Lipa x Versace for the La Vacanza collection and the Skims x Swarovski partnership, showcasing Kim Kardashian’s fashion expertise.
Amidst the bustling fashion scene, it’s easy to miss out on significant drops and announcements. However, with Vogue Singapore’s comprehensive roundup, you can stay up-to-date. This week, Louis Vuitton takes the spotlight with the appointments of acclaimed actor Saoirse Ronan and GOT7’s BamBam as the newest faces of the brand. Additionally, Chanel’s cruise 2024/2025 show in Marseille, France, promises to be a destination show worth anticipating. And let’s not forget Balenciaga’s Closet campaign, featuring Kim Kardashian as a longtime friend and ambassador for the brand.
Stay informed on all the latest fashion news below.
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Gucci is a famous fashion brand that is known for its luxurious and stylish products. The brand is popular for blending tradition and modernity in a seamless manner, which has earned it a cult following. For its Gucci’s cruise 2024 collection, the design team drew inspiration from the lively streets of Seoul and showcased the collection at the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace. The collection featured youthful references, blending bourgeois streetwear and sportswear. The accessories included new colorways of the Horsebit 1955 shoulder bag and the horsebit chain bag in different finishes. Vogue Singapore has collaborated with Gucci to create a list of must-have items from the collection, featuring exclusive styling tips.
“With a rich history that dates back to the late 1800s, the Gucci Savoy line truly highlights the magic of travel,” shares Menon. “Its bestselling suitcase comes in a capacious medium size that is perfect for short business trips or weekend getaways.”
Styling tip: “Carry it with your cosiest airport fit.”
“Gucci has long been synonymous with tailoring, and this number is a shining example of the impeccable level of craftsmanship exhibited at the house . With peak lapels and cuffed sleeves that are detachable, it’s a seamless mix of old and new,” highlights Menon.
Styling tip: “Juxtapose the structured nature of this blazer by mixing in slouchier pieces. its oversized silhouette also allows for interesting layering.”
“A sturdy pair of loafers is a wardrobe essential for all,” states Menon. “Featuring an interlocking G chain and a chunky lug sole, these added details modernise a versatile and timeless footwear staple.”
Styling tip: “Pair it with a sharp tailored suit for a polished look suitable for all formal events.”
“Nothing screams luxury like a velvet shirt, and this flowy number in an eye-catching goldenrod yellow is sure to hit the mark. Sporting fiery pink fur accents at the ends of the sleeves, it is sure to be a conversation starter,” muses Menon.
Styling tip: “Pair it with the matching velvet pants or satin maxi skirt for a chic dinner outfit.”
“Constructed of the same devoré velvet as the shirt, this textured trouser sees the signature GG detailing that is present in many of the house’s bestsellers,” remarks Menon.
Styling tip: “Chunky fur slippers or a cute kitten heel would go seamlessly with the cuffs of these pants.”
“Constructed out of conscious materials such as ebony hemp and ECONYL® nylon, this reiteration of the Gucci Horsebit 1955 boasts a unique asymmetrical design that sets it apart from other handbags. It offers a new perspective on a lauded house signature, one that has earned Gucci its sterling reputation,” muses Menon.
Styling tip: “Pair this with other muted or earth-toned separates for an outing in colour-blocking.”
“Everybody loves a platform shoe for that added bit of height,” muses Menon. “Constructed from a treated cuir leather and boasting a lofty spool heel, these penny loafers are an unconventional take on a classic silhouette.”
Styling tip: “Opt for a retro moment by pairing these with flared denim and a vintage leather jacket.”
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Reformation’s Winter Sale is a highly anticipated event in the fashion world. With discounts that surpass those of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, fashion insiders and enthusiasts alike are eager to take advantage. The sale offers up to 40 percent off a wide range of fan-favorite and celebrity-worn styles, including dresses, sweaters, shoes, and coats. However, the duration of the sale remains undisclosed, so time is of the essence. If you’re planning to shop for gifts, make sure to finalize your cart quickly to ensure timely delivery. The popularity of the sale is evident from the fact that items like Taylor Swift’s knee-high Reformation boots sold out within hours. From Selena Gomez’s minidress to Kendall Jenner’s jeans and Meghan Markle’s linen bottoms, the most coveted finds from the Reformation sale won’t stay in stock for long. Check out our top 15 favorites and act fast!
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The second your gift recipient hears, “Selena Gomez wore this,” they’ll be sold on the Reformation Libra dress they just unwrapped. The 30 percent discount and trans-seasonal velvet fabric has us sold, too.
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“The world will never forget how Swifties came together to make ‘Cruel Summer’ hit No. 1 on the charts four years after its original release, and I will never forget what Taylor was wearing when she posted her celebratory Instagram: Reformation’s Winston Blazer. The checkered version she wore brought a city-girl feel to the classic style, and the same goes for the tan color on sale now,” Cartwright says.
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If there’s one thing Cartwright has learned as a trending product analyst at Firstfinds, it’s that anything Kendall Jenner wears is guaranteed to sell out if it goes on sale. While the exact color she wore is already out of stock, you can still grab her jeans in a handful of washes.
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There’s an unwritten law of TikTok that any time Meredith Duxbury wears something from Reformation, suddenly everyone on your For You Page will be wearing it, too. Her Alden Knit Dress is currently on sale in not one, not two, but seven color options worth adding to your cart.
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You won’t just find Reformation’s cashmere sweaters in the closets of celebs like Karlie Kloss and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, but in those of ELLE editors, too.
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Laura Harrier styled her corset-inspired Reformation Giorgia top with a monochrome midi skirt, and you should, too—that is, if you’re still on the hunt for a holiday party or New Year’s Eve outfit.
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Kaia Gerber’s easygoing Reformation midi dress is currently on sale in five colors, including Barbie pink and this NYE-ready chartreuse. Cut on the bias from 100 percent silk, it drapes effortlessly over the body and layers easily.
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This week, there have been announcements of celebrity ambassadors, including Tang Wei for Burberry and Nicole Kidman for Balenciaga. There have also been executive changes, such as Matthew M. Williams bidding farewell to Givenchy after three years as creative director. In the realm of technology and fashion, Samsung has partnered with Maison Margiela to create the sleek Galaxy Z Flip5, and Balenciaga Music has collaborated with Archive to bring NFC-accessed music to the forefront.
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A new phase of Balenciaga Music is here. Together with English music collective Archive, an 8.5-minute exclusive track titled ‘Patterns’ alongside a seven-hour playlist has been dreamed up for the house. But the trick of the trade here? It’s only accessible through a NFC (Near Field Communication) limited-edition chip that has been embedded in tags that are sewn into Balenciaga Music | Archive merchandise. Launched on 20 November, this is meant to offer an innovative 360° experience, on which Demna has commented: “Balenciaga Music was created to share my favourite musical artists and their personal tastes and influences. We have now expanded this project to give a more personal and complete music experience with exclusive content and interactive technology.”
Uncovering the new face of a luxury house is always a fascinating experience. In the past week, Burberry has contributed to this excitement, with its announcement of Tang Wei as its latest global ambassador. The Chinese actor, best known for her roles in Late Autumn and Cannes-favoured Decision to Leave, joins the house with anticipation for what’s to come. “Having known Burberry for many years, it feels as though we’ve become old friends, with its influence woven deeply into my life. I’m truly grateful for this enduring companionship. I adore Burberry’s distinct mastery of colour and lines, which exudes a sense of both familiarity and novelty. It’s a British charm that I’ve come to know and love, coupled with a timeless yet rebellious modern spirit. Fate brought us together. This friendship is like a rose, and I would love to see it blossom,” she offers in a press statement.
Matthew M. Williams officially makes his exit from Givenchy after three years at its helm—where he has inspired a big part of the brand’s creative renewal, from modernising the house’s design identity to spearheading a number of notable collaborations during his tenure there. With the change set to take effect from 1 January 2024 onwards, Williams expresses: “Leading the creative direction of Givenchy was, as I said upon my arrival in 2020, the dream of a lifetime. Over these three years, I have strived to perpetuate Mr. Hubert de Givenchy’s legacy while bringing my own creative vision and I would like to sincerely thank the studio, Renaud de Lesquen, and LMVH for this incredible opportunity.”
A long-awaited return, Dior is making its way back to Hong Kong, with plans to stage its men’s pre-fall 2024 show in the cosmopolitan city. It’s the first time the brand is choosing to unveil its latest collection in the metropolis since eight years ago. Whilst the date and location remains to be determined, it’s clear that Hong Kong has established itself as a rising fashion destination, considering Louis Vuitton’s first-ever men’s pre-fall 2024 show was also recently presented there.
The next fashion phone? A special edition of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip5, done in collaboration with Maison Margiela. This furthers the innovative identity of both brands, as they work together to deliver a high-tech device that incorporates the aesthetic influences of the house’s design codes. Where a semi-transparent effect comes through in a rear glass that shows the inner workings of a Maison Margiela jacket enhanced by a prism of silver and metal. It also comes with a Flap Leather Case and Flipsuit Case that captures the artistry of the atelier’s craftsmanship with its handwoven stitching and distinctive numbering design.
Forget the chocolate factory, Timothée Chalamet is in the running to open a shoe factory. As part of the Wonka press promotions, Willy Wonka himself has joined up with Nike to create a delectable pair of the sports house’s famous Dunks—so limited, there are only five pairs available. In terms of visual design, the new kicks convey the same kaleidoscopic vibrancy as Wonka’s candy-coloured world, and most especially the character’s signature velvet plum jacket. The usual Nike tag has also been replaced by a cool ‘W’ that stands for Wonka instead. For exactly how one can get their hands on a pair? Fans can try to win a pair via a giveaway from the Pure Imagination Contest, organised by Warner Bros. themselves.
Balenciaga is adding to their ever-growing strength of house ambassadors. This time around, award-winning actor Nicole Kidman, joins the likes of Michelle Yeoh, Isabelle Huppert and PP Krit Amnuaydechkorn. As the latest face of the maison, Kidman also made her appearance at the brand’s recent pre-fall 2024 showing in Los Angeles, wearing a strong-shouldered, sculptural number. On her appointment, Kidman expresses her anticipation for the beginning of their official working relationship: “Balenciaga has been with me through some of the most memorable events in my life, from my wedding to the Oscars red carpet. I’m excited to work with Balenciaga as an ambassador and look forward to creating more memories together.”
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Personalized gifts can be a great way to show someone that you’ve put extra thought into what you’re giving them and they are always a winning idea whether you’re shopping for the holiday season, birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, or any other occasion. However, personalized gifts can sometimes be expensive. To help you out, we’ve done the hard work and found some fantastic personalized gift ideas for under $100. From cute jewelry to cozy blankets and even a new passport holder, we’ve got practical pieces that any recipient will love. Our top picks include a customizable journal, a clear pouch for avid travelers, and a classic tote bag that can be monogrammed. We’ve also found lots of personalized jewelry options and a customizable jewelry case to keep valuables safe while on the go. With these great ideas, you’ll never struggle to find a thoughtful gift again. Check out our selections for the best personalized gifts.
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BaubleBar Custom Black Disc Pisa Bracelets ($38)
Layer these cute, fun bracelets from BaubleBar to create their own arm party. The accessories make great gifts for the fashion-lover in your life, and you can customize the pieces with up to nine characters, including letters, numbers, and symbols like a heart, star, or plus sign.
BaubleBar Custom Black Disc Pisa Bracelets
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Casetify Custom Compostable Case with Engraving ($88)
If they’ve gotten a new phone recently or just love finding new ways to showcase their personality, they’d probably be delighted to receive a cute phone case. This piece from Casetify is good for the planet, and so adorable. There are so many different fonts, layouts, and colors to choose from, so it’s easy to make the accessory their own.
Casetify Custom Compostable Case with Engraving
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Personalized Claw Clips ($16)
These customizable claw clips are great gifts for all your friends. They make for excellent stocking stuffers, as you can choose from six different colored claw clips, and six different crystal colors. It’s such a sweet, thoughtful gift they’ll actually be able to use (read: wear) every day.
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Cuyana Tech Case ($68)
If they’re always losing their chargers, this cute tech case will double as the most practical buy for them. It’s so useful and can seamlessly keep all of your cords, chargers, and headphones organized in one convenient place. Plus, since it’s customizable, they won’t be able to misplace it as easily.
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BaubleBar Keep It In Check Throw Blanket ($98)
This cozy blanket is so much fun, and makes for the perfect gift. There are a lot of different styles and colors to choose from, but we love the rainbow checkered style. This is a throw blanket, which is the perfect size for a couch or chair. Plus, you can customize the piece to include any letter of your choice.
BaubleBar Keep It In Check Throw Blanket
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L.L.Bean Boat and Tote Open-Top ($35)
It doesn’t get much more iconic than this customizable tote bag, and right now, the bag is back in style in a major way. We think the medium size is perfect for everyday, but there are options for small, large, and extra large, as well as options with extra long handles. Even better: you can monogram it with your recipient’s initials for a mucn personalized touch.
L.L.Bean Boat and Tote Open-Top
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Caitlyn Minimalist Double Name Ring ($22, originally $32)
Bring together two people you love with this unique jewelry piece from Etsy. It’s such a pretty accessory and a great wedding or friendship gift; as well as an adorable stocking stuffer. You can choose from sterling silver, rose gold, or 18k gold, as well as several different cursive fonts.
Caitlyn Minimalist Double Name Ring
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Personalized Tumbler ($16)
They can carry around any of their favorite drinks in this cute tumbler from Etsy. This looks like a good time to us, and makes for the perfect gift for your friends. Plus, if you’re going on a bachelorette party, this is a sweet item to put in a welcome bag.
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Papier Forget-Me-Not Scatter ($32)
This beautiful notebook will become their new go-to. It’s a great place for them to write down their thoughts and ideas. You can buy a lined notebook, a plain notebook, or a bullet and dotted notebook, depending on what they like to use.
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