- Gucci loafers. Now that we are approaching Christmas (where has my year gone?) it's the perfect time to add more special and pricey items to our wishlists. 2016 has definitelly been a big year for Gucci, as there hasn't been a street style pic or fashion editorial without an Alessandro Michele design. These loafers are probably the most iconic shoe right now, which is no surprise since they are smart yet casual and they work with anything from office to weekend looks. Oh, and if you don't want to spend that much on a pair of shoes, ASOS have the perfect alternative for you.

- Globe-Trotter vanity case. When you are a beauty junkie like me you have to take your whole make up and skincare collection with you, which requires at least five make up bags that end up getting lost in your suitcase. That can be fixed with a vanity case like this one, that allows you to throw in a lot of stuff while keeping it organized and protected. On top of that, that blush leather makes it look very elegant and luxurious, and the lock fastening gives that extra security to keep your beauty bits intact.

- Sephora advent calendar. Speaking of Christmas, what's better than getting to open a new present for 24 days? Advent calendars are something that used to be targeted to kids, but nowadays there's a whole variety of them. My personal favourites are obviously the beauty-related ones, so this Sephora advert calendar is a must have this year. It's filled with make up, beauty and skincare goodies from their own brand, and if that wasn't enough the packaging looks gorgeous. Because you know, a present a day keeps the doctor away.

- Inside Vogue: A Diary of My 100th Year. British Vogue's editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman documented the magazine's centenary year, which included the making of the 100th anniversary issue, Vogue 100 Gala and collaborations with iconic designers and fashion contributors like Victoria Beckham or Alexa Chung. That Duchess of Cambridge cover will probably make history in British fashion and editorial world, so we're lucky to have the whole process documented in this book and in the documentary filmed by BBC.