British Vogue’s 100 under £100 shopping franchise returns for another season, and this time we’ve compiled a Christmas list brimming with gift ideas for everyone in your life. And as it turns out, chic and affordable gifts do exist.
We’ve searched high and low, and covered all bases, in order to put together an edit of pieces that will tempt even the trickiest gift recipient. On the lookout for the perfect cashmere jumper? We’ve got you covered with a purse-friendly buy from M&S. Struggling to find something for the man in your life? Worry not – a leather wallet from Aspinal Of London will put a smile on his face. We even cater to the notoriously tricky teenager: a bold claw clip or Glossier’s You perfume are both bound to spark a smile. Add to this gifts for wellness fans, keen gardeners and fitness fanatics, and you’ll find something for everyone.
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From trophy beauty buys to the best gadgets, we’ve rounded up the best gifts under £100 for everyone on your list. Scroll down to see and shop our edit.
Vogue’s best gifts under £100 at a glance
- Best for fashion lovers: M&S Pure Cashmere Crew Neck Jumper, £99
- Best for would-be chefs: Ferm Living Pebble Grinder, £90
- Best for fitness fans: Bala Bangles Wrist And Ankle Weights, £50
- Best for the men in your life: Mr P. Leather Belt, £85
- Best for the beauty-obsessed: Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Lip And Cheek Secrets, £44
- Best for stocking-fillers: Apple Air Tag, £35
- Best for teens: Glossier You Eau De Parfum, £62
- Best for homebodies: Arket Evelina Kroon Wool Blanket, £97
- Best for wellness warriors: Dr. Barbara Sturm Everything Eye Patches, £100
- Best for budding gardeners: Carhartt Legacy Tool Belt, £45
For the beauty-obsessed
When it comes to buying beauty gifts, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the number of options available. There are certain brands, however, that will never fail, including Clinique, Nars and Charlotte Tilbury – whether you opt for a lipstick or contour stick, a beauty lover is sure to be satisfied. Victoria Beckham’s Kajal eyeliner is a great way to experiment with smokey-eyed looks during the winter months.
For the fashion lover
Fashion lovers can often be the hardest people to buy gifts for, but luckily we count ourselves among their number, so we can offer some insights. A pair of classic gold hoops from Missoma are guaranteed to please even the pickiest of people, and a leather bag from Vagabond will undoubtedly get ample use. A cashmere jumper is also a little luxury that will stand the test of time. Or, if all else fails, a crisp poplin shirt will always hit the mark for style fanatics.
For the would-be chefs
For those who feel most comfortable in the kitchen and welcome in the Christmas cheer with pots and pans aplenty, look no further than our edit of kitchen utensils that offer both style and substance. Le Creuset should be your first port of call for perfect pans and bowls, while for those looking for a new tray or chopping board set will appreciate something from Zara Home. Dinner party, anyone?
For the fitness fans
Whether they’re a HIIT addict, marathon-runner or keen yogi, there are plenty of gifting options in the fitness fan category. From stylish equipment – think Bala weights, Sweaty Betty yoga mats and Adidas by Stella McCartney sports shorts – to feel-good sports bras and handy bags, we’ve got all the bases covered.
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For the men in your life
Whether it’s a husband, boyfriend, brother or friend, we’ve found the best bits for the men in your life this Christmas. Of course, this category is by no means one-size-fits-all, but there are a few items that have universal appeal: think Arket’s wool jumper, a smart leather wallet from Aspinal Of London, or Malin+Goetz’s dark rum perfume. Each of these carefully selected gifts is guaranteed give any man in your life an extra pep in their step.
For stocking-fillers
“Stocking-fillers” is one of those gifting categories that can cover anything and everything; from homeware and food to fashion and beauty. Where to start? A luxurious Le Labo candle is a fail-safe option, ditto a pair of cashmere socks from Johnstons Of Elgin. Of course, a nifty bit of tech is a definite crowd-pleaser, too – Apple’s air tag is an especially useful gadget for forgetful souls. Pin it to your luggage, keys, wallet, or just about anything else you might misplace.
For teens
If there’s one person who might be even trickier than fashion lovers to buy gifts for, it’s teenage girls. While each person will have their own hobbies and interests, we’ve covered a few hero pieces: think Glossier’s perfume, String Ting’s wristlet, a musical party game and a stylish crossbody bag from Nunoo. You can thank us later.
For homebodies
The interiors category has grown massively in recent years, so there are plenty of affordable and chic options to choose from. A coffee table book is an undeniably attractive choice for those wanting to decorate and entertain, but other aesthetically-pleasing options include Arket’s colourful blanket, Hay’s ceramic vase and sumptuous bath towels from Baina.
For the wellness warriors
Keep the wellness lover topped up with all their favourite things, or introduce them to something new. This category has something for everyone and will tick the self-care box for friends and family. Think Skin Gym’s LED face mask that has been tried, tested and approved by Vogue editors. Or, indulge in a Laneige lip mask for that will help lips reach new levels of plumpness. And, if you’d rather work from the inside out, there’s even a Nutribullet that will help you keep your nutrients on track.
For budding gardeners
Hunting for a gift for a green-fingered friend? We’ve got you covered. Whether you opt for a Spear & Jackson steel watering can or The White Company’s outdoors lantern, Hunter clogs or the Nation Trust’s bird bath, this edit of garden-friendly gifts will keep them grounded (sorry) for many seasons to come.
