Missed the Deals — Or Feel Like Splurging? 10 ~Expensive~ Gifts to Treat Yourself With This Holiday Season

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Dec 12, 2019 9:23 am·

By Lex Briscuso

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Skims ‘Cozy Collection’ Robe

Throw yourself onto the waitlist if you’re interested in upping your comfort level this Christmas. The Skims ‘Cozy Collection’ is all around, well, cozy, but this robe definitely seems to be worth the $128 price tag. The snuggly item boasts pockets and a front tie to keep it closed — plus, the fabric looks positively perfect for the laziest days. It comes in four colors: Bone, Dusk, Cocoa and Onyx. Unfortunately, it was sold out at the time of publication but Kim Kardashian is always restocking on her site, so keep your eyes peeled!

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ZO® Skin Health’s Hydrating Creme

Skincare isn’t cheap — so if you’re going to do it, do it right. The cool thing about ZO® Skin Health, a dermatologist-approved brand, is that scientists behind the brand take to the lab first to really address the root of skin issues with certifiable science and top-notch ingredients. With their Hydrating Crème, you can expect this lightweight product to restore your skin to its pre-Winter glow and relieve symptoms of dry and cracking skin. If you want to get technical, the creme features ophiopogon japonicus root extract, myristoyl, pentapeptide-11, tetrapeptide-21, colloidal oatmeal and beta-glucan. At $106 for four ounces, it’s definitely a splurge — but your face will thank you.

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Roomba 614

Wouldn’t it be nice if someone else did all the work around the house? Short of splurging on a housekeeper, getting yourself a Roomba will improve your home life with very little work. Literally, because it does it all for you. These robotic vacuum cleaners can cost you upwards of $1,000 — but TBH, you don’t need to go that hard to get clean. The basic Roomba 614 model (without WiFi) will run you $249 (it’s on sale!) and, though that’s a pretty penny, your apartment floor will be shining sans pet hair and fallen leaves before you know it.

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Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer

In order to look your best on New Year’s Eve, you have to have the best tools. That’s where the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer comes in. Available in a variety of colors, the product has been known to give a really smooth blow out and tame even the craziest curls. Naturally, it’s something to consider when you’re splurging on yourself (or admittedly, someone else) this holiday season. At $399 a pop, the high quality salon tool is pricey — but it also includes your choice of three helpful accessories, like a carrying case, stand or brush. Essentially, they’re setting you up for the perfect night out.

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Chanel ‘Ultra Le Teint’ Foundation

Luxury makeup is one of the best and easiest ways to splurge on yourself whenever you’re feeling like you deserve it. So many high fashion brands also dip their toe into beauty, but none are quite as highly regarded as Chanel. Their ‘Ultra Le Teint’ foundation is known for its smooth matte finish and all-day wearability. At $60 a bottle, it may be a jump from your average foundation choice (believe it or not, Maybelline Fit Me foundation kills the game at a drugstore price) but it’s definitely worth it to feel a bit ~regal~ until the bottle runs out.

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Mini Prairie Dress by Batsheva

If you’ve chosen any of the above items to help you become your best splurge self, you’re probably wondering what you might wear to show it all off. This, or really any, Prairie dress by celeb fave and trendsetter Batsheva Hay will help you stand out at all those winter wonderland parties you’ve got in your planner. The designer’s self-titled label, Batsheva, boasts gorgeous mini and maxi dresses that borrow from the buttoned-up style of the Victorian era and the Laura Ashley catalogs of yore. This purple gingham silk one, pictured and priced at $450, is sure to turn heads. Plus, they’re handmade in the garment district in NYC.

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Customizable ‘Slim Jean’ Evening Clutch by Edie Parker

Naturally, you need somewhere to put all your essentials during splurge season — and there’s none better than a stylish and customizable bag by Edie Parker. Her acrylic ‘Slim Jean’ clutch is fully bespoke, which means you can select the color of the purse and hardware, as well as text and typeface. Her bags are definitely expensive and this one will run you a solid $1,095. But, like we wrote on the bag to show off its cuteness, you are totally worth it. So, stick it on the list!

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Byredo x Off-White ‘Elevator Music’ Eau de Parfum

Smelling good is an art — and sometimes a costly one at that. Byredo is known for its high-caliber scents but this collaboration with high fashion brand Off-White is sure to smell its way onto your wants list. The $285 eau de parfum called ‘Elevator Music’ is known for being subtle (literally, like elevator music) and invokes hints of bamboo, midnight violet, and musky ambrette. Needless to say, it’ll be a great addition to your smell shelf. We guarantee at least one person will ask you what you’re wearing.

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Jonathan Adler x Peroni Bar Cart

If you’re looking to take your home space to the next level, we’ve got you when it comes to functional decor. This Jonathan Adler collaboration bar cart with Italian beer brand Peroni will definitely catch everyone’s eye when they come by for your holiday party (or just to have a beer on a Friday night). The two glass panels feature striped detailing (so Jonathan, if you’re aware of his world-renowned brand) and are finished with gorgeous polished nickel edges. The $1,495 cart will definitely set you back just a bit — but if you’ve been waiting for the perfect piece to up your home game, this is it.

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A Seriously Insane Night Out at Your Favorite Band’s Concert With LaneOne

If you’re more into ~experiences~ than material things, don’t you worry — we thought about you, too. There’s practically nothing better than an amazing concert and LaneOne is all about giving you the most dope night possible with your favorite band or musician. All the extras are included in their ticket prices, which range from $200 to $700 — meaning they’ve got you hooked up on transportation to and from the venue, your first drink and they have folks on site to get you where you need to go at the venue (whether that’s to the bar or to the merch stand). Basically, they’re in the business of giving you the best night of music you can imagine … and TBH, that’s worth the hefty price.

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