Holiday Gift Ideas To Pamper A Sagittarius
Thrills and spills for the most adventurous member of the zodiac.
Sagittarius, born between November 22 and December 21, are the wild adventurers of the zodiac—think jet-setters with a side of philosopher. They’re fueled by wanderlust, always chasing the next thrill, whether it’s backpacking in the Andes, diving into a new book, or diving headfirst into a deep convo about life’s mysteries. These fire signs crave excitement, new experiences, and maybe a little chaos to keep things spicy - famous Sagittarians include Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Britney Spears, and Nicki Minaj - need we say more?
Le Vernis in 189 Phenomene, $46, Chanel Beauty
Part of Chanel's divination-themed Fall/Winter 2024 makeup collection, this bewitching, witchycore nail polish oscillates between a metallic purple and green - perfect for the thrill-seeking Sagittarian.
A Trophy for Self-Acceptance ceramic vase, $380, www.ocioceramics.com
Sagittarians love things that aren't run-of-the-mill and if you're after something that they can display at home, we say go for this one-of-a-kind vase by Singapore-based label Ocio Ceramics, which is known for adorning tableware with riotous paintings done by founder Regina Bautista.
Pink Cats wax candle, $53.75, www.olga-goose.com
Whether or not the Sagittarian you're gifting is a candle person, this whimsical candle by Japanese label Olga Goose is sure to be a hit and would make for a great conversation-starter at any house party.
Hybrid polycarbonate and aluminium cabin luggage, $1,490, Rimowa
For the Sagittarian that's always on the go, why not invest in a quality piece of luggage like Rimowa's signature Hybrid range, which smoothly meshes two of the lifestyle label's most famous materials - polycarbonate and aluminum - for a lightweight yet ultra-durable finish. The newest colour to get this season? This soothing lilac - striking without being overtly ostentatious.
Cotton socks, $20, www.loveisnothing.shop
Not yet over Zendaya's Challengers? Well these socks by Love Is Nothing (a new tennis-themed lifestyle label by local designer and artist Stacy Tan of Yabai Yabai) is a fun yet subtle nod to it.
Acetate and metal shield sunglasses, $750, Bottega Veneta
Sagittarians are typically the life of the party and what better way to make an entrance than this flashy number?
Tokyo-Yokosuka 1976-1983, US$100 (S$135), www.greggirardpictures.com
Sagittarians love to travel and you can bet Tokyo's a perennial stop on their jet-setting list. Canadian photographer Greg Girard is well-known for his colour-soaked vintage images of Asia, having lived in Tokyo for most of the '70s and '80s. His book captures a unique period of Tokyo's growth - where it was still struggling to shed its post-war scruffiness, and before it underwent rapid modernisation in its '80s heyday.
Dries Van Noten stainless steel, resin, and calfskin pocket mirror, US$235 (S$317), www.ssense.com
A pocket mirror is always handy but one that's equally as beautiful as the subject it's reflecting? Priceless.
Brain Dead cotton and nylon puffer jacket, $650, Dover Street Market Singapore
Who says puffer jackets need to be boring?
Beams paper lantern, $268, www.shopcanoeclub.com
Love washi lamps but want something a little different from the usual Akari ones? Japanese lifestyle label Beams has got you covered.