100 best gifts for her 2024 that won’t be followed by a request for the receipt

These angular hoops scream Carrie Bradshaw and are loved by your other half's latest crush Reneé Rapp.

A kiss from a rose, but not in the way that Seal meant it.

Is is the pleasure of every person's life to frighten their partner with the Hannibal Lecter stylings of an LED face mask (or is that just me?)

Lounge's lingerie will always be one of my first ports of call for new undies — and should be yours for gifting emergencies.

She'll be needing a puffer for many winters to come, and this one is chic and cosy as they come.

You can’t buy happiness, but you can get somewhere close with Neom’s ‘Happiness’ scented candle.

Desmond & Dempsey called: it has your Christmas gift buying all ready to go.

Select her first initial for a chic piece of tableware bespokery and she'll be the proud owner of one of our office's favourite gifting picks for £20 and under.

I, like many women I know, have a penchant for heart-shaped things: tattoos, trinket boxes, and above all, jewellery.

I can't claim to be unique in this, but boy, do I love an Adidas Gazelle.

Marvellous in every way: lightweight, wireless (with an impressive battery life) and beautiful.

Name a better duo than cheese and wine. I’ll wait!

Collectively, the female editors at GQ try a lot of lingerie, and within the realm of the affordable, Intimissimi makes my personal favourite.

In and out of stock with almost as much frequency as the tides, get this page bookmarked and may the odds be in your favour.

I'm consulting my crystal ball and I predict this will be extremely popular this Christmas. Why? Because it's perfect.

Stop press! Stanley has just dropped its “Cross Bottle” and if your other half is water bottle obsessed, you need to budget it in.

Diptyque’s Baies candle has become a modern classic on par with a bottle of Chanel perfume or a new gold-plated pair of earrings.

Hello Kitty shreds now.

As high up on peoples' wish lists in 2024 as it was in 2012.

A non-negotiable for those of us who wear bootcut jeans and rejoiced at the return of the leg warmer.

Everyone could use a new pair of pyjamas each Christmas, but none more so than festive enthusiasts.

Biscuits so darling they could function just as well framed and on the wall as they could as an after-roast sweetener.

Cute, practical, ornamental and under £25. Your search ends with this gingerbread mug.

Vogue has created its second annual Advent calendar, and everything in it is supremely desirable.

A tiny cultured pearl is the understated star of this fine bracelet; the perfect finishing touch to any of her favourite outfits.

A top five bodycare brand on anyone’s list, and a top five brand of any kind on my gifting go-tos.

As simple a point and shoot as its predecessors, this new iteration also comes with automatic exposure for perfect shots day and night.

Diamonds are a gift giver's best friend.

A sweet treat and an experience gift in one.

Ever year that comes around and they don't have a Fairisle onesie is another year they're missing out on the best lounge/sleepwear Christmastime has ever given.

Crowned with whipped cream, Jellycat's hot chocolate Amuseable is vital for any collector.

Pine smells for when the disappointingly scentless artificial tree comes down from the loft.

A can of Sundae is an absolute must this Christmas.

Too cute not to add to her overflowing cupboards, plus every time she drinks from it, she’ll think of you.

A coffee table book with a bespoke twist, you don't need Valentine's Day as an excuse.

Cutter & Squidge: the bakery brave enough to ask the question “what if we made an ice cream sandwich that wasn't cold?”

An illustrated romp through the history of the golden age of the mutineer — both real and imagined.

Feat: a floppy disc, a game of Snake on a Nokia and a 25p pack of Wrigley’s chewing gum.

If she reads more books than eats hot meals, it may be time to keep track.

Claw clips are threatening to make scrunchies redundant in no time.

A DIY project to slip into their stocking; the perfect distraction during the King's speech.

New socks are always needed, and Adanola's are coveted enough to feel more boom than bust.

Another mug to facilitate all of those hot chocolates she'll be imbibing this winter.

Jagged little pill (a chunk of Tony's Chocolonely).

An eye-catchingly imperfect symphony of gold plating and pearl.

All the things she'll need to mix the perfect dirty martini — gin, vermouth, a cocktail spoon and gin-soaked olives.

Prepared to hold everything from olives to hair ribbons to cigarette ends.

Reader: I was delighted when I got to take him home from out best gifts for teens shoot.

H-O-T-T-O-G-O!

They may want one in every colour, but if I'm pushed to choose just one, it's got to be rose pink.

LSW's thorough Habit Notes looks at every psychology tactic in the book to help her along the way to building new habits.

Dip everything she's ever wanted to sample smothered in chocolate (everything except Timothée Chalamet, that is).

Select breed, colour palette and style of painting before finishing for a unique and bespoke gift without any of the effort.

If I didn't get my books out of the local library I'd be clamouring to make a bespoke bas-relief in all of my favourite reads.

Tried, tested and loved by our Commerce Picture Editor Josephine Judd, and pretty enough to constitute a nifty stocking filler this xmas.

Tall-stemmed goblets like these wouldn't look out of place in Dracula's castle… except of course that they come in pinks and purples.

It may have started as an affordable lingerie brand but Lounge also does terrific sleepwear.

Opulence on the plane of Marie Antoinette in her palatial boudoir.

Christmastime and slippers go together like mulled wine and minced pies.

PSA: there's no such thing as too much faux fur.

The Great Skims Pyjama Takeover moves into its fourth consecutive winter.

Made from mulberry silk and designed with a wrap-around fit, a Drowsy is a truly sleep-changing buy.

An all-encompassing marshmallow-like cloud of fleece that fans of weekends rotting on the settee should never be without.

My absolute favourite thing to sleep in.

My colleague Daphne Bugler's quest to find the perfect pillow is ongoing and exhaustive, but the Simba Hybrid still gets her vote as the best overall in its category.

As luxurious as something found in a high-end spa.

There are a lot of brands making miniature print PJs… all of them are trying to imitate the success of Djerf Avenue.

Piglet in Bed is making a great case for linen pyjamas, particularly in this trouser-length, berry-hued ginghame.

A beauty product that passed my testing with flying colours (pink, brown and burgundy, to be exact).

I absolutely love putting mine in before a session at the gym and washing it out for luscious hair afterwards.

It might have been far too long since her last album (Anti in 2016 for any quizzers among you) but Rihanna has nevertheless been busy creating desirable things.

There was a time at Condé Nast when every other woman in the offices — that's Vogue, Glamour et al. — had one of these phone cases. That time is now.

When my friend wore it on a recent trip to France, I cornered her to find out what it was.

There are thousands of makeup brands out there, but Charlotte Tilbury is at the very top of the pile in my books.

If we had birthday present registers like those we have for weddings, I'd like to think that bits and pieces by 111Skin would be on it.

If your other half's worst nightmare is a floordrobe and a mess of products on the dressing table, she deserves something that organises her stuff comprehensively.

Maker of the best mascara I've tried in a hot minute, Sculpted by Aimee's other makeup is more than worth the punt.

Not only is the bottle decadently pretty, but the scent within is one of the best I've tested all year.

It might seem expensive, but the wonders I've seen Eve Lom's Rescue Mask work on my dull, pre-menstrual skin makes this extraordinary face mask more than worth every penny.

Topping the wishlists of every beauty adherent.

My Beoplay HX's are fused to my head almost of the time like some sort of Frankenstein perversion of nature.

Loved by Vogue, this Half Moon shoulder bag is an investment, an heirloom and one-way route to being the best boyfriend of all time.

A perennial favourite among those British GQ team members who know nothing about champagne (me) and those who know a lot (Lela).

So fabulously glamorous it'll look like she's just escaped justice in her rich husband's murder.

There are some truly great duplicates on the market in 2024, but if she won’t be satisfied with anything but the original then invest in a Dyson Airwrap.

Part of my run-through of the best high-end gifts,

Lelo continues to top our guides to the best sex toys and the brand's futuristic ‘Dot’ vibrator is our favourite gadget for women.

A smorgasbord of spa products from the brand on a mission to keep your bathroom smelling heavenly.

If your partner has an umpteen-stage skincare routine, she probably wants a facial steamer to go with it.

Lab-grown diamonds aren’t only far kinder on the world, but much more accessible — and just as lovely to behold.

An appliance fit for a doll house, but the Wonder Oven does more than look pretty (it roasts, grills, air fries, toasts…)

A sleeker step up from the smart watch they're smitten with.