Christmas is getting closer, but more importantly, Black Friday is just two weeks away! After you shove your way up to the front of the line to ensure you get another free JcPenny's snow globe to add to you collection, you're going to need a game plan for navigating the rest of the day. Take my advice, and just print the list below.
1. Boosted Stiloso Headphones: College student on your list? Do
them and their roommates a favor by gifting them these oversized retro headphones. Premium vintage-style headphones with ultra high-end sound - the ultimate upgrade for anyone's personal sound system. Target, Fred Flare and Best Buy all carry them, but my personal favorites are the beige
Urban Outfitter model. Need a store near you?
Click here.2. Murval Giraffe Print Jute Bag: Although
this bag has our favorite animal print on it, it is one-hundred percent PETA friendly. Greener than even cotton, this bag is both environmentally friendly, and totally fabulous! Even your gay best friend would faint for this gem! Visit the
Murval website and stock up.
3. Ashley Brooke Designs Stationery: Let's face it,
everyone wants to
have a few note cards on hand to give to gracious hosts, or close friends, even if they never actually send them. Give your recipient a reason to procrastinate! With these adorable personalized note cards, you won't even want to waste one on a lame party host, or you best-friend's ex's sister twice removed.
Miss Brooke just launched her website this month. And make sure you opt for the monogramming option.
4. Argyle Gap Sweater:
Young or old, argyle is a staple for anyone's wardrobe, and this
Gap crewneck is this season's staple! Need I say more? Find the closest store to your crib
here.
5. Baekgaard Cell Phone Wristlet: Does your
granddaughter drop her cell phone, like Cingular drops her calls? Protect that baby with this baby. A line from Vera Bradley, this chic wristlet is an all-in-one wallet. Although store locations are limited, it is worth your time to find the violet/kelly color pair, or
order online.
