Gifting in style
Posted: Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012
Rachel Sutherland
Rachel Sutherland has been a professional journalist for 14 years, most recently as the Style Editor for the Charlotte Observer. Her writing and styling work has appeared in newspapers and magazines across the country. She is often a featured guest on syndicated radio programs The Matt & Ramona Show and The Satisfied Life. Find her at www.rachelsutherland.net or email her: rachel@rachelsutherland.net.
Its time to give gifts. While the process can be painful and wrought with angst, it doesnt have to be, especially when you give your friends and family one or more of the following items:
Kiehls Whipped Creme de Corps Body Butter: A decadent treat that is super moisturizing with shea and jojoba butters. I am a longtime fan of Kiehls products, but this generous pot of soy milk and honey infused heaven is just so magical, I havent been able to stop talking about it since it was given to me as a gift. And the scent? Intoxicatingly delish. $48, Neiman Marcus and othersMelvin Jewlery: This Charlotte-based jewelry line is having a moment (featured on the HBO show Girls among other places). For the second year in a row has made it on to my list of gifting must-haves. (And yes, its on my personal wish list as well). Made in America, the cheeky, ahead-of-the-curve collections are full-on attention-grabbers, in the most chic way, of course. shopmelvin.com or Poole ShopEverpurse: A clutch that charges your mobile phone without needing a source of electricity? Thats Everpurse: the stylish solution to the #firstworld problem of over-using your iPhone and running out of juice with no outlet close by. Starting at $189, everpurse.com
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