The 2019 His + Her Valentines Gift Guide
Love is in the air and with February the 14th just days away, it’s time to show your valentine just how much you really care.
Of course we all know valentines isn’t just about the gifts but who doesn’t enjoy spoiling their loved one every now and then. For those of us in need of some ‘lovespiration’ we have created the ultimate 2019 His + Her Valentines Gift Guide.
For Her
TIZIANA TERENZI Spirito Fiorentino £250
LOVIA Pihka Necklace Rose Gold €110
AUGUSTINUS BADER The Discovery Duo £125
UNDERPROTECTION Victoria Bra and Knickers Starting at £60
LOVIA Petäjä Necklace Silver €115
ANASTASIA BEVERLY HILLS Modern Renaissance £43.00
For Him
DR MARTEN Vegan 2976 Oxford Brush Boots in Cherry Red £135 + 7”Vegan Satchel in Cherry Red Oxford £70
JUS BOX Golden Serinade EDP 78ml £250
MiN NEW YORK Scent Stories Volume 1 75ML £220
BANG & OLFENSON E8 Wireless Headphones in Moss Green £269
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