Fashion / Celebrity Style

Who What Wear Co-Founder Hillary Kerr Shares Holiday Gift Picks

(Image credit: @hillarykerr; Tiffany & Co.; Ghia; Paravel; AbeBooks; La Coqueta; Petite Plume)

We’re officially in the midst of the holiday season, and all the plans and preparations are in full swing. Top of mind for all of our upcoming festive soirées are the looks, the menus, the cocktails, the party soundtracks, and—most importantly—the gifts. For over a decade, one of my go-tos for shopping inspiration when it comes to buying the chicest, most covetable pieces, from fashion to home décor, has been the one and only Hillary Kerr.

This is no surprise, as Kerr is one of the industry’s most sought-after players, having a hand in creating an array of impressive ventures with endless accolades to match. This includes co-founding Who What Wear, creating and hosting the ever-popular Second Life podcast, documenting all her shopping recommendations and advice on her highly followed newsletter Hi Everyone, and being an SVP overseeing a variety of publications, including Who What Wear, Marie Claire, and more. Like I said, her opinion is gold.

It’s for those reasons and many more that I was more than elated to get Kerr’s firsthand take on holiday gifting this year. Whether it’s her keen eye for standout gifts that fashion people worldwide would swoon over or her thoughtful approach to gift giving (I’m definitely going to be adopting her templatizing trick!), this guide is not to be missed. Keep scrolling to check out all of Kerr’s incredibly chic picks along with her helpful gifting strategies.

Chic holiday gift guide collage featuring Who What Wear co-founder Hillary Kerr.

(Image credit: @hillarykerr; Tiffany & Co.; Ghia; Paravel; AbeBooks; La Coqueta; Cuyana)

1. Personalized Gift
“There are so many amazing personalized options out there, but I’m really a big fan of personalized luggage and packing cubes from Paravel. The brand makes the chicest suitcases made from sustainably sourced materials (the bags are carbon-neutral), and they even have an airline compatibility guide so you can be sure that your carry-on size will work for the airline you travel the most.