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Accessories November 23, 2014
By Lois Sakany
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Snobette Gift Guide: 50 Under $50

November 23, 2014. 1 Comment

Here is our take on the holiday gift guide, with all items priced $50 or under. We looked for items that were in-step with the vibe of what we feature all year so you will find more of an emphasis on streetwear, independent and athletic brands. And on that note, some of our picks came from men’s sites, which we decided didn’t matter just because it actually doesn’t. There is a little bit of everything here from nail art to perfume and items for the home. All of these items are now available for purchase. However, fair warning, some are so cute/inexpensive, they may not stay that way. Happy shopping!

 

Adidas.com: airline bag: $40
Adidas,com: Rita Ora crop top: $40
CrowntheQueens.com Alley Cat nail jewels: $15
CrowntheQueens.com Benjamin tank
DimpieceLA.com: “The Dream Is Free” pouch: $48
DimepieceLA.com”Verbage” croptop: $48
DollsKill.com voodoo cutting board: $30
Etsy.com/shop/cabinetpretty things: “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe” plate: $42
Karmaloop.com: Vallour Rasta shoelaces and bracelet: $12
Etsy.com/shop/FlamingIdols: Lance Bass candle: $10
Etsy.com/shop/NecroLeather “Kawaii” heart slave bondage collar: $38
Etsy.com/shop/SupremeXpressions: Kanye “Graduation” album cover pillow case: $22
Sephora.com: Girl travel spray: $30
GoodwoodNYC.com: East Coast/West Coast coasters: $30
HlzBlz.com: Martian croptop: $28
Hypebeast.com: Stussy camo hoodie bottle cozy: $12
Izola.com Brooklyn Bridge shower curtain: $29
Izola.com: red cedar incense” $15
KirnaZabete.com: Cara Delevingne coloring book: $12
LuluOrganics.com: hair powder: $30
UrbanOutfitters.om Magical Thinking shower curtain: $39
MelodyEhsani.com: “I Don’t Play Nice” Army Knife: $28
MissWax.com: “Galatic Crusade” necklace: $42
ModCloth.com: “Easy As Pi” tea towel: $15.00
ModCloth.com: “Spaced Out” pillow shams: $35
MTTMNYC.com “Geekin” beanie: $30
MTTMNYC.com: Script pouch: $12
NastyGal.com: “Hear No Evil” earbuds: $20
NastyGal.com: lock necklace: $35
Nordstrom.com: Marc by Marc Jacobs star earrings: $42
OpeningCeremony.us: Tabio sox: $15
PatriciaField.com: “See You In Paris” pouch: $48
Pendleton-USA.com: “Be Brave & True” balsam pillow: $36
Pendleton-USA.com: Chief Joseph bandana: $9
Pendleton-USA.com: crossed arrows soap dish: $20
Pendleton-USA.com: key chain with waterproof flashlight: $14
ShopJeen.com: pill bottle mug: $14
ReedWilsonDesign.com: “Sup” door matt
RevolveClothing.com: Scandanavian text mittens: $48
Sephora.com “Draw The Line” eyeliner favorites $30
SupremeNewYork.com: New Era cap keychain: $24
TheWrap.life: “Nooks & Crannies” scarf: $20
Vans.com: backpack keychain: $11
WrapArtistNails.com “Say What” decals: $6
Zoomiez.com: Neff graphic beanie: $24.95
AmericanApparel.com: “Hologram” nail polish: $8
AmericanApparel.com: sheer sox: $12
VidaKush.com septum clip: $25
GagGifts.com: “Enchanted Unicorn” bandages: $8
NIke.com: small metallic/striped kit bag: $30
Puma.com: Sophia Chang cityscape tee: $30
LandsEnd.com: custom fleece clog slippers: $24

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