We accept 
She’s the woman who has everything—except these decadent (and oh-so-Violet)
holiday presents.
holiday presents.
Market By Cynthia cook-smith
Written By Christine Whitney
— PHOTOGRAPHY BY OLIVIA MALONE FOR THE VIOLET FILES
She prefers her breakfast at Tiffany’s and places her pre-orders before the clothes have left the runway. The sales manager at Maxfield is on her speed-dial (not to mention a fixture at her holiday parties). Here, an assortment of opulent offerings just over the top enough to delight your best—and most extravagant—girlfriend.
FOR YOUR
FANCIEST BFF
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Whether she’s a card-carrying member of the Admirals Club or plans to fly private, this friend is always jetting off somewhere. Here, a set of high-flying beauty essentials that will fit perfectly in her new travel kit by The Row.
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Girls like her just want to have fun—ideally with a little help from Herr Karl Lagerfeld.
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The original fancy BFF (to the likes of Rudolf Nureyev and Truman Capote), Lee Radziwill celebrates her elegant life in Lee, a new volume of the famed socialite’s personal stories and captivating photographs.
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If she’s mad for Valentino’s lush floral accessories and gowns, these botanical ankle boots are sure to make an impression.
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What’s in a name? In the case of Rodin Olio Lusso, pure luxury. This multitasking cult favorite of editors, stylists, and stars features skin-nourishing oils from 11 botanicals.
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For your pal who she loves to turn heads, even when she’s in disguise.
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If she’s on the prowl for a new statement handbag, this leopard-print calf hair number is sure to satisfy.
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L.A.-based fine jewelry label Spinelli Kilcollin is hotly sought-after for its linked (diamond and otherwise) rings, which can be worn two ways. Your giftee may also be dazzled by the designer’s new collaboration with Marc Alary, another industry favorite.
in polite
society
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GO FOR THE
GOLDEN EYE
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